Government cut mental health spend amid 'unprecedented demand' for services, charities say

Mental Health Reform advocates and members presented their pre-budget submission on Tuesday, calling for an increase in spending on mental health. Picture: Conor McCabe Photography.


Mental Health Reform advocates and members presented their pre-budget submission on Tuesday, calling for an increase in spending on mental health. Picture: Conor McCabe Photography.


The Government is spending little over half the amount on mental health it has committed to, according to a pre-budget submission.

This is at a time of rising demand and increasing population, Mental Health Reform said.

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