We support people living with mental illness, disability or acquired brain injury.
With over 100 years of experience, Open Minds works to enhance mental health and wellbeing by delivering a range of tailored options and core supports focused on the individual needs of each person. We believe that every individual deserves personalised support in the areas of mental health and disability.
Work with us for a rewarding and enriching career
“I love to take on challenges in my job and this role can certainly give me that. The best part of my job is when I can see my clients improving their lives and can start seeing them achieve their goals.”
Tony Dal Broi
Complex Supports Advisor
Home of the Queensland Mental Health Week Achievement Awards
Open Minds has been running the Awards since its conception in 1996, to recognise and celebrate the achievements of individuals, groups and organisations working to reduce stigma and empower those living with mental illness.
Latest news
View allFive kind things to do to give yourself an instant mental health boost
23 Jul 2020
In times such as these, it is important to look after ones mental, as well as physical health, and there is nothing better than acts of kindness to give yourself an instant mental health boost. Many say, that a small act of kindness, can go a long way – not only in doing good for others, but giving value and worth to our own lives, thrown into chaos through the current pandemic crisis.
Read moreStrong social connections, better mental health
14 Jul 2020
The ability to stay connected during COVID-19 has been anything but easy. Our perseverance to retain strong connections with family, friends and colleagues has allowed us to push through. But how do we return to normal with the delayed easing of social restrictions?
Read moreMeet one of our Specialist Support Coordinators
17 Jun 2020
Olivia is a Specialist Support Coordinator with Open Minds—assisting clients to find the best support for their unique needs. As a Specialist Support Coordinator, Olivia’s role differs slightly from a Support Coordinator; she works with people who have additional or complex needs in their situation.
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