Bright Future Care | Community organisation

Bright Future Care

Phone: +61 3 9847 6810

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19.01.2022 Without a doubt - this has been a tough year for many Victorians. And the pandemic has made clear some of the very real cracks in our mental health system. It's... why we announced Australia's first Royal Commission into Mental Health in 2018 - and why we promised to implement every single one of its recommendations. Today's $868.6 million investment will deliver on the Interim Report findings - and go even further. We know this is a problem that can't be solved overnight. And there's still a long way to go before we have the system we need - and Victorians deserve. It's a big job but it can be done. It has to be.

18.01.2022 Our Mental Health Therapy has been incredibly well received. Everyone needs to feel listened to and delivering mental health support in an autism friendly, person centred way is so important- especially at the moment

09.01.2022 Today we're announcing the biggest public housing program this state, and country has ever seen. We're funding over $5.3 billion to build 12,000 new homes right... across Victoria. Secure and long-term accommodation for thousands of families. We're rebuilding over 1,000 existing public housing properties, and 2,000 new homes will go directly to Victorians living with a mental illness. Almost 3,000 rental homes will be built to help low and middle income families move closer to where they work at an affordable price. Every home built will be sustainable too and they'll all have a seven star energy rating. And over 10,000 jobs will be created on average every year for four years, providing work for builders, plasterers, plumbers, electricians, concreters, designers and more and helping kick-start our economy like never before. It'll increase our housing supply by 10 per cent, and help inject over $6.7 billion into the Victorian economy. And these aren't just places to live - they're homes to be proud of, and foundations Victorians can rely on too. This pandemic has exposed cracks and pitfalls right across the community. But if we want to build a stronger state, and recover better than before: Victorians need certainty, security and a fairer future.