An essential online workshop focusing on mental health duty of care and recent WHS regulation updates for not-for-profit organisations.
Tuesday 20 October 2026
1:00pm - 2:30pm
Online
Free
This engaging session highlights the critical duty of care organisations have to protect their people from mental harm. Recent changes to Work Health and Safety regulations have brought this responsibility into sharper focus, making it essential for not-for-profit leaders to stay informed.
You'll explore what psychosocial hazards are, how to identify them, and practical steps your organisation can take to meet legal obligations. The workshop is designed to provide clear, actionable guidance with real-world examples.
Expect to gain top tips and additional resources that will support your organisation's ongoing commitment to mental health and safety.
The training covers your organisation's duty of care, updates to WHS regulations, and recent trends affecting mental health in the workplace. It explains psychosocial hazards and offers practical advice on protecting workers.
This session is ideal for board or committee members and senior staff who play a role in governance and organisational safety.
The workshop is delivered online, making it accessible and convenient for participants across the community.
This is an online event hosted by Yarra City Council and presented by lawyers from Justice Connect. Participants can join from the comfort of their own home or office.
Priority is given to organisations, groups, or individuals based in the City of Yarra or those serving Yarra's community.
Access details will be provided upon registration to ensure a smooth and interactive experience.
Bookings are essential as this popular workshop fills quickly. The event is free of charge, reflecting Yarra City Council's commitment to community wellbeing.
Please note the target audience includes senior staff and board members from not-for-profit organisations.
For any questions or assistance, contact details are provided to support your participation.
This online workshop is free to attend, but places must be reserved in advance to secure your spot.
Registration is managed through Yarra City Council's event system.
Early booking is recommended due to limited availability and high demand.
