Resources and information in your language

Find IMHA resources in your language including resources for service providers (and those who are at risk of or are currently receiving) compulsory mental health treatment.

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The Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) is a free and confidential advocacy service for people who are receiving compulsory treatment or are worried about receiving compulsory treatment.)

These resources can be shared with clients or downloaded for personal use.

IMHA information posters

Know your rights, have your say

How to get support

How to get support – English

IMHA postcards

Postcards about the Independent Mental Health Advocacy are available in a number of languages.

These postcard-sized flyers provide information about how an independent advocate from IMHA can:

  • listen to what you want and talk to you about your options
  • give you information and support to act on your rights
  • work with you so you can have your say
  • refer you to other services if you need.

Access the Independent Mental Health Advocacy – English version, Independent Mental Health Advocacy – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples or download one in your language:

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Know your rights, have your say webpages – information about IMHA

Read more about how when we contact you, how IMHA can support you, and how to let us know you do not want to be contacted by us.

These webpages have been translated in 27 languages and include an English translation for services.

You can read more about the information in these webpages by visiting:

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