9 September 2020

Life Without Barriers will be creating a 'Virtual Art Exhibition' to showcase the amazing creations throughout our Mental Health Community.

For Mental Health Week this year, 10-17 October, the Western Australian Mental Health team at Life Without Barriers are running a Virtual Art Expo and Exhibition for all our mental health clients and anyone in the community who is experiencing mental health challenges. 

You can submit photos of your artwork within this year’s Mental Health Week theme which is: “Strengthening our Community – Live, Learn, Work, Play”. The submission deadline is Thursday 23 September. The entries will then be turned into a virtual exhibition for Mental Health Week!

How to enter:

  1. Create a masterpiece using the material and medium of your choice.

  2. Submit your photo entry BEFORE Thursday 23rd September to clare.henderson@lwb.org.au

  3. Include your name, what the art piece means to you, and what art brings to your life in the email.

About Mental Health Week

Mental Health Week is celebrated all around Australia, with each state and territory adopting its own theme and holding their own events each year.

The events of 2020 have brought the social determinants of mental health into sharp focus across all of our communities and it’s important to take this opportunity of community awareness to bring attention to the need to safeguard people’s social determinants of mental health during and after the COVID-19 crisis has passed. To build supportive communities, we must take a holistic look at mental health, sharing ideas, and learning from each other through every day activities.

In 2020, we will continue to aim to boost mental well being by:

  • Encouraging people to support and look out for one another

  • Promote mental health literacy and self-care tips

  • Raise awareness of mental health issues and reducing stigma associated with seeking support.

You can find out more about the mental health support services we provide; including support for people living with psycho-social disability, in South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania and Queensland through the button below.

Mental Health services

Life Without Barriers offers a number of mental health services in select communities across Australia

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