Community Mental Health Australia

Promoting the wellbeing & recovery of people living with a mental health condition

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Media Appointment of new CEO Community Mental Health Australia Community Mental Health Australia (CMHA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs Giulia Jones as Chief Executive officer as of 14 October 2024.Giulia is a dynamic and accomplished CEO, board...

Appointment of new CEO Community Mental Health Australia

Community Mental Health Australia (CMHA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs Giulia Jones as Chief Executive officer as of 14 October 2024.

Giulia is a dynamic and accomplished CEO, board director, and board chair, with a broad career including not-for-profit, federal and state politics, trade unions and media advisory. She brings a proven track expertise in driving operational excellence, leading transformational change and creating lasting impact.

Giulia is a passionate advocate with proven ability to translate strategic goals into effective initiatives that deliver outstanding results. Most recently Giulia served as CEO of Painaustralia launching awareness days, strategic partnerships, federal parliamentary events and a national awards scheme for their sector. She also fought to maintain access to key medicines and medical procedures for those living with pain in Australia, she is looking forward to taking up the role of national CEO for CMHA to assist all those with a lived/living experience of distress and their families, kin or significant others in Australia and those who work with them in the community managed mental health sector.

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Community Mental Health Australia (CMHA) is a coalition of peak community mental health organisations from Australian States and Territories. It was established to provide leadership and direction to promote the importance and benefits of community mental health and recovery services across Australia.

CMHA provides a unified voice for several hundred community-based, non-government organisations who work with mental health consumers and carers across the nation and who are members of, or affiliated with, the various coalition members.

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