Neami National
Kaitlyne Bowden is an experienced professional in the fields of lived experience engagement, inclusion, and diversity within community services. Currently serving as the Participation & Inclusion Coordinator at Neami National, Kaitlyne enhances participation and systemic advocacy for individuals with lived experience. Previously, Kaitlyne worked as a Lived Experience Engagement Specialist at Launch Housing, focusing on amplifying the perspectives of individuals experiencing homelessness. Additional roles include significant contributions at Berry Street, Inner Melbourne Community Legal, and Family Safety Victoria, where Kaitlyne's work has driven policy and program development in various community initiatives. With a solid educational background in youth work and business administration from RMIT University and the Open Training Institute, Kaitlyne Bowden continues to foster meaningful change in the community service sector.
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Neami National
We’re Neami. We’re big believers in everyone having the opportunity to live a full life – and we give our all to support people to achieve the wellbeing and mental health outcomes that matter to them. For some people this means having a stronger sense of self. For others, it might mean nurturing relationships, and for others, it could be building the confidence to tackle tomorrow. Everyone has different goals for their own life, and at Neami, we walk alongside people to help improve their quality of life, on their terms. We are proud to support 32,000 people living with mental health challenges across Australia and offer more than 70 services, over 49 different Indigenous lands, across the nation. These include mental health and wellbeing supports, housing and suicide prevention services. Our practice is informed by evidence; what’s been proven to help people with mental health challenges and adversity, and what people tell us helps. But we continually adjust and improve our approach with consumers, to make sure that we’re doing the very best we can. Moderation guidelines: https://www.neaminational.org.au/privacy/social-media-guidelines