The Collaborative Centre supports a learning mental health and wellbeing system across Victoria.
We bring together research evidence, clinical wisdom, Lived and Living Experience expertise, and workforce capability to strengthen how the system learns, connects and improves.
We're pleased to welcome Matthew Corbett to the Collaborative Centre's executive leadership team as Director, Workforce Development, working in a job-share arrangement with Emma Cadogan.
Explore free, downloadable toolkits and workbooks that give research teams practical guidance to embed Lived and Living Experience leadership into every stage of mental health and wellbeing research.
The Collaborative Centre has opened its new home in Carlton, a space purposefully designed to bring people together, foster collaboration and support learning across Victoria's mental health and wellbeing sector.
Shape the future of Victoria's mental health workforce in this statewide leadership role. The Royal Melbourne Hospital is seeking a senior psychologist to drive psychology education, training and workforce development across public mental health services.
The CANVAS project highlights that Victoria’s mental health system already has strong foundations for collaboration, with local services acting as central connectors and emerging leadership in Lived and Living Experience reform, creating a clear opportunity to strengthen partnerships, build more coordinated networks, and support shared learning across the system.
Our 2025–26 Statement of Priorities sets out the shared focus between the Minister for Mental Health and the Collaborative Centre, guiding how we support workforce, research and Lived and Living Experience to strengthen the mental health and wellbeing system.
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