MIFWA Email Formats

Mental Health Care • Perth, Western Australia, Australia • 51-100 Employees

MIFWA Email Formats

MIFWA uses 3 email formats. The most common is {first name}.{last name} (e.g., john.doe@mifwa.org.au), used 68.9% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first name}.{last name}	john.doe@mifwa.org.au	68.9%
{first initial}.{last name}	j.doe@mifwa.org.au	24.4%
{first name}	john@mifwa.org.au	6.7%

Key Contact at MIFWA

Jeff Steketee

Non Executive Director

Company overview

Headquarters	Level 3, 9 The Avenue, Midland, WA 6065, AU
Phone number	+61892378900
Website	mifwa.org.au
NAICS	621112
SIC	809
Keywords	Mental Health Services, Youth Services, Peer Education, Carer Support, Mental Health First Aid Training, Lorikeet Centre, Hospital To Home Program, Ndis Mental Health Services, Family And Peer Support
Founded	1990
Employees	51-100
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About MIFWA

If you're experiencing mental health challenges and are seeking support, then MIFWA can help. We offer comprehensive information and support services to you, your carers, families and friends. Information hub We regularly update more than 30 fact sheets about diagnoses – including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorders, serious depression and anxiety disorders. There is also information about managing mental health challenges and navigating WA’s legal and health service systems. Find the right support service Our Telephone Information & Referral Service operates Monday – Friday 8.30am to 4.30pm on 08 9237 8900. We can put you in touch with the right support services for your needs. This service includes access to a comprehensive factsheet series. Supporting recovery Our Lorikeet Centre offers a positive and supportive environment to work towards better health and recovery. Skills training and social and recreational activities Supporting carers We understand that mental health challenges affect both the individual and those close to them. That’s why we offer support to carers and family through our carer education program. Community education We work with individuals, families, carers, community groups, health services and government to promote understanding of mental health challenges in the community, reduce stigma and increase awareness of the rights of people experiencing mental health challenges. We also advocate for meaningful mental health research.