Activate Mental Health celebrated International Volunteer Day with drumming, pizza, and heartfelt appreciation for its incredible volunteers.

From building AMH’s volunteer induction system to founding MenTALL, Justin Lewis has left a lasting impact.

Our founder highlights why Activate Mental Health’s diverse, volunteer‑led community is truly special.

From Perth to Paris, discover how one volunteer’s journey proves that mental health support knows no borders.

Join us for a spooky-sweet recap of Activate Mental Health’s Halloween board games night, as told by guest host Sofia.

Activate Mental Health proudly joined the 2025 Brighter Together Gala, celebrating peer support and community impact across WA.

Thanks to a $3,000 grant from the Rotary Club of Northbrige, Activate Mental Health is expanding inclusive events in Northbridge and Perth.

"Planting Seeds Between the Pages: Alex's Story" profiles Alex, an introvert and primary caregiver who found respite and community through Activate Mental Health's Silent Book Clubs. Attending the meet-ups allows Alex to focus on personal hobbies. Now a volunteer, Alex has improved social skills and group facilitation abilities, illustrating the value of pursuing interests within a supportive community.

Ever wondered what truly motivates people to connect, grow, and find purpose in a group? We did too! We enlisted an organizational development expert and analyzed tons of feedback to uncover the 10 core reasons people are drawn to our community. From boosting mental well-being to building skills and making a real impact, discover the powerful themes that drive engagement and connection. Plus, get a peek at our amazing impact in the past year! Ready to find out what makes us t

Volunteering is a two-way street of giving and receiving, as Darren, an AMH volunteer, discovered. Grateful for the support he once received, Darren found fulfilment in giving back. His journey brought personal growth, new friendships, and broadened horizons

To wrap up the year, we asked our volunteers to share their stories about their interactions with this group. Please take a look at what...