Annual General Meeting 2026

Name: Annual General Meeting 2026
Start: 2026-11-06T14:00:00+0800
End: 2026-11-06T15:00:00+0800
Location: Shire of Augusta Margaret River WA

Fri, 6 Nov, 2pm - 3pm AWST

Shire of Augusta Margaret River WA

Margaret River WA, Australia

Mind-Ed

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Mind-Ed Annual General Meeting 2026

Join Us for the Mind-Ed Annual General Meeting

Mind-Ed members, partners, volunteers and community supporters are warmly invited to attend our 2026 Annual General Meeting. This is an opportunity to reflect on the year that has been, celebrate our collective impact, hear about future directions, and participate in the election of committee members.

Date: Friday, 6 November 2026
Time: 2 pm
Venue: Mainbreak Meeting Room, Shire of Augusta Margaret River

What to Expect

Chair's Report
Financial Report
CEO Update and Future Directions
Election of Board Members
General Business

Throughout the past year, Mind-Ed has continued to strengthen mental health and suicide prevention through education, connection, collaboration and community capacity building across the Augusta Margaret River region. We look forward to sharing our achievements, recognising the contributions of our members and volunteers, and discussing the opportunities ahead.

Whether you are a long-standing member or have recently become involved with Mind-Ed, we encourage you to attend and be part of shaping our future.

Members can nominate for the Board. Nominations must be completed and submitted to the Secretary by the 23 October 2026.

Nomination form

Registrations are appreciated for catering and seating purposes.

We look forward to seeing you there.

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Mission

To champion mental health and wellbeing in Augusta Margaret River region by connecting the community to trusted support, empowering individuals through early intervention and preventative education, strengthening local networks through advocacy and collaborative action.

Vision

To be widely recognised as the region’s go-to hub for mental health advocacy, wellbeing education, and community connection—making it easier for individuals, families, and organisations to know where to turn, what’s available, and how to access meaningful support.

Purpose

To serve as the trusted voice and central connector for mental health and community wellbeing—fostering a more resilient, compassionate region where people feel supported, stigma is reduced, and access to help is clear and approachable.