AMSANT Social and Emotional Wellbeing and Alcohol and Other Drugs Forum

AMSANT Social and Emotional Wellbeing and Alcohol and Other Drugs Forum

AMSANT is starting National Reconciliation Week with day two id the Social and Emotional Wellbeing and Alcohol and Other Drugs (SEWB AOD) Forum.

AMSANT wrote on social media:

The 2026 theme ‘All In’ calls on all Australians to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation every single day. This really came through in the powerful speeches and shared experiences. There was a strong sense of connection, honesty and collective responsibility, with people speaking about the importance of culture, community and working together to create real change.

We also heard how strong mental health is closely connected to culture, identity and community. Supporting social and emotional wellbeing is essential to healing, resilience and creating safer, stronger futures for our people.

As we begin this week, we reflect on these conversations and recommit to walking alongside our communities, listening, learning and taking action. Reconciliation is not just a moment. It is something we all have a role in, every day.

 

Image credit: AMSANT

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