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We value your input and engagement in our mission to Bring Back PHaMs (Personal Helpers and Mentors). Your support is crucial in advocating for the reinstatement of this vital program. If you have any questions, feedback, or would like to get involved, please don't hesitate to contact us through any of the following channels

You can reach us via email at hayleyharristraining@gmail.com or complete the contact form. We endeavor to respond to all inquiries as promptly as possible.

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Today marks 1 year since @bringbackphams was started! When asked to speak at Parliament House about my mental health journey, I decided to leave the audience with a call to action. #BringBackPHaMs Personal Helpers and Mentors (PHaMs) changed the d
Since 2019, the government's decision to withdraw funding from the PHaMs (Personal Helpers and Mentors) program has left approximately 629,000 Australians with severe and persistent mental illness without essential psychosocial supports. 🔍 2014 Nat
Imagine you needed mental health support, but you couldn't get help until you developed a lifelong disability or reached crisis. PHaMs (Personal Helpers and Mentors) was available to get people back on their feet and help them navigate the mental hea
After our Bring Back PHaMs presentation at the WA Rural and Remote Mental Health Conference in 2023, a woman named Yvette from the Pilbara approached us. She had written a poem during the presentation and asked for it to be shared for the Bring Bac