Introduction
The Act-Belong-Commit Campaign is a positive mental health promotion project that was piloted in six regional communities in Western Australia 2005–2007.
Five of the six participating towns produced a regional case study at the end of pilot to provide a historical record of the pilot study implementation and to provide insights for others who may be planning mental health promotion campaigns in their jurisdictions. Project Officers were provided flexibility and autonomy to develop the Campaign in their communities in accord with each community’s perceived needs. As a result, the reports of experiences in each of the towns differ, as do their findings and the recommendations. While a presentation framework has been applied to the reports, each of the case studies is presented from the viewpoints of the Act-Belong-Commit Project Intervention and Evaluation Officers in each of the towns...
Pilot Project
The Act-Belong-Commit Campaign was piloted in six regional communities (Albany, Esperance, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Karratha and Northam) 2005-2007. The project studied and documented ways to develop and implement partnerships and build community cohesion by fostering links between individuals and organisations.
Albany68.54 KBEsperance144.66 KBKalgoorlie88.12 KBKarratha302.85 KBKalgoorlie88.12 KB
Act-Belong-Commit in Action
A compilation of case studies from the Act-Belong-Commit Campaign 2008-2010
Act-Belong-Commit in Action Dec 2012_low res.pdf11.09 MB
