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How the Ottawa Charter applies to the NHPA’s Strategy Build healthy public policy Create supportive environments Strengthen community action Develop personal skills Reorients health service Mental health anti-bullying policies in schools and workplaces Programs for new parents in maternal and child health centres Free services such as QUIT, Cancer Helpline Many companies and organisations like headspace and beyond blue provide helplines and support groups for people suffering from mental illness schools have on site councillors who works with kids at school who are stressed or suffering from mental illness Develop a whole school approach to drug education Community self help groups in the local council which works with men with mental illness to come together in a supportive environment and learn new skills Collaborative strategy by business and local councils to provide opportunities for the unemployed to improve personal skills, gain work experience and improve employment outcomes Mental Health education programs in schools Information brochures in medical centres Online learning programs Antenatal classes Distribution of accurate information via mass media (TV, newspaper add etc.) Teach students study skills which allow them to cope with the stress of school Engaging youth workers at the local council to run programs at schools Health promotion offies developing and coordinating preventative health programs associated with Mental health council funded support groups for elderly people to get them involved in the community and not spent their time isolated at home Health workers placing a greater emphasis on promotion, prevention and early detection. giving support and counselling to help promote resilience skills of patients and people at
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