07 May 2026

WA Budget boosts mental health and alcohol and drug services

The 2026–27 Western Australia State Budget has been released, with a major focus on mental health and alcohol and other drug (AOD) services across the state.

01 May 2026

Semester 2 alcohol and other drug training registrations now open

Registrations are now open for Semester 2 training in alcohol and other drugs (AOD), giving health and community workers the chance to build their skills in supporting people affected by substance use.

23 Apr 2026

WA releases 5-year strategy to reshape mental health and alcohol and other drugs services

Western Australia has introduced a new Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drugs Strategy 2026–2031, setting out the direction for major system changes over the next five years.

07 Oct 2025

Improvements to WA’s mental health laws

The Mental Health Commission is advancing reforms to improve Western Australia’s mental health legislation, following the Statutory Review of the Mental Health Act 2014.

03 Oct 2025

Empowering wellbeing: WA Mental Health Week engages communities and workplaces

Empowering wellbeing: WA Mental Health Week engages communities and workplaces

26 Sep 2025

Now open: Registration of Interest for Geraldton Community Supported Residential Units

Now open: Registration of Interest for Geraldton Community Supported Residential Units

19 Sep 2025

Finalists of the WA Mental Health Awards highlight the state’s dedication to wellbeing

Western Australia’s dedication to mental health has been showcased with more than 40 finalists announced for the 2025 WA Mental Health Awards.

18 Sep 2025

2024–25 Annual Report now published

2024–25 Annual Report now published

17 Sep 2025

Safe alcohol policies linked to stronger tourism outcomes, study shows

New research shows that liquor restrictions aimed at reducing alcohol-related harms do not harm tourism.

16 Sep 2025

WA families can now access Ngala services at no cost

Ngala, a parenting service provider, is now offering free mental health support to families experiencing difficulties after the birth of a child, thanks to $39.5 million in State Government funding.