Research & Evaluation
Born out of Curtin University, Mentally Healthy WA’s Act Belong Commit campaign is evidence-informed and is continually evaluated to ensure it remains relevant and effective.
Research & Evaluation
Mentally Healthy WA’s Act Belong Commit campaign and its targeted programs are evidence-informed. Based at Curtin University, the campaign was originally developed in 2008 by researchers, social marketers, psychologists, health promotion experts. Continuous research and the evaluation of the campaign and its programs ensures they remain relevant and effective.
Publications
No better time to revisit this mental health message (2021)
Mental Health Wellbeing Explainer (2021)
Impact on staff of the Mentally Healthy Schools Framework (2020)
Act-Belong-Commit Indicators Promote Mental Health and Wellbeing among Irish Older Adults (2018)
Increasing brand recall for naming rights sponsorships (2015)
Act-Belong-Commit Lifestyle Medicine for Keeping Mentally Healthy (2014)
Developing the Perth Charter for the promotion of mental health and wellbeing (2013)
A Great Way to Live Life. The Act-Belong-Commit Guide to Keeping Mentally Healthy (2013)
Impact evaluation of the Act-Belong-Commit mental health promotion campaign (2012)
Communicating with older people about positive mental health (2012)
Chapter 16 – Happiness and Mental Health: The Flip Side of S-AD (2008)
Reports
Current Strategy and Frameworks
Mentally Healthy WA Strategic Direction, 2020 – 2024
Evaluation Report Phase VI, 2020 – 2022
Annual Reports
2018 Annual Impact Statement
2017 Annual Impact Statement
2016 Annual Report
Impact Evaluation Of Act-Belong-Commit
Evaluation Of Act-Belong-Commit 2018
Evaluation Of The Mentally Healthy Schools Initiative 2018
Evaluation Of Act-Belong-Commit 2017
Evaluation Of Act-Belong-Commit 2016
Act-Belong-Commit In Action
Mentally Healthy Schools Case Studies Handbook
Case Studies 2014-2016
Case Studies 2011-2013
Roebourne Act-Belong-Commit Logo Report
Pilot Project Evaluation
Pilot Project
Albany
Esperance
Kalgoorlie
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Karratha
Northam
Fact Sheets
In October 2021, Mentally Healthy WA was pleased to respond to the Mental Health Commission’s consultation regarding the development of a framework to guide mental health wellbeing intervention. In this Mental Health Wellbeing Explainer we respond to the Mental Health Commission’s questions about the definition of mental wellbeing and effectiveness of health promotion interventions.