The ALIVE Centre is building on our co-design work with Carers Victoria with a new impact evaluation project
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The ALIVE Centre is building on our co-design work with Carers Victoria with a new impact evaluation project
We are continuing our collaboration with Carers Victoria in the coming months by building on our existing work for the In-Touch Initiative – Carer Wellbeing & Connection program. The In-Touch Initiative provides carers with support through online group sessions which offer practical advice and social connection. The ALIVE Centre will conduct an impact evaluation during November/December, incorporating co-design with participants from the online group programs and delivery of a final online event which will showcase the findings from our work to staff, carers and partner organisations. We look forward to continuing our work with the Carers Victoria team and celebrating our collaborative efforts at the final event in December.
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Read moreThe ALIVE National Centre is funded by the NHMRC Special Initiative in Mental Health.
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