MIFA has made public submissions to a number of federal reviews & inquiries.

Click on the links to read MIFA's positions on a range of issues.

• May 2019 - NDIA Annual Price Review 2019-2020 Submission

• Apr 2019 - Productivity Commission Mental Health in Australia Inquiry Submission

• Aug 2018 - National Disability Agreement Review submission

• May 2018 - Rural & remote mental health services inquiry

• Feb 2018 - NDIS market readiness inquiry

• Feb 2018 - National Alcohol Strategy

• Jan 2018 - Federal Pre-Budget Submission

• Aug 2017 - NDIS transition inquiry

• Jul 2017 - Human services reform inquiry

• Jul 2017 - NDIS costs inquiry - Position paper response

• Jun 2017 - NDIS Code of Conduct consultation

• May 2017 - MIFA & Mental Health Australia - Supplementary submission to inquiry into psychosocial services under the NDIS

• May 2017 - Access decisions under NDIS audit

• Mar 2017 - NDIS costs inquiry - Discussion paper response

• Apr 2017 - Implementation Plan for the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2013-2023 consultation

• Feb 2017 - Psychosocial services under the NDIS inquiry
  

• Dec 2016 - Draft Fifth National Mental Health Plan
  

Find out where MIFA stands on the big issues around mental health.

Click on the links to read our position papers on a range of important subjects that affect you and your family.

• Peerwork

• Working With The Whole Family

• Physical Health

• Recovery from Mental Illness

• Working in Partnership

• Suicide Prevention

• Stigma

• References

Annual Reports 

MIFA Annual Report 2009-2010

MIFA Annual Report 2010-2011

MIFA Annual Report 2011-2012

MIFA Annual Report 2012-2013

MIFA Annual Report 2014-2015

MIFA Annual Report 2015-2016

MIFA Annual Report 2016-2017

MIFA Annual Report 2017-2018

Media Releases

Schizophrenia Awareness Week 2017 Media Release

Mental Health Week 2017 Media Release

Schizophrenia Awareness Week 2018 Media Release

Mental Health Week 2018 Media Release

Published Articles

Confidence and attitudes of pharmacy students towards suicidal crises: patient simulation using people with a lived experience