An ambitious plan, considered to be the largest till date, is said to be most rigorous one when it comes to reducing alcohol consumption in Australia. The project was launched by Kevin Humphries, Minister for Mental Health Minister for Healthy Lifestyles.

Across some 20 communities, a trial had been carried out that went long for five years and the same, as per a recent report, has revealed that community action can do better in cutting excessive consumption of alcohol than standard alcohol programs.

Post natal depression can ruin the life of not only mother, but also of child and rest of the family. This truth is well understood by the Australian Mental Health Minister Kevin Humphries, who is going to introduce a policy to solve the problem.

A new pilot program launched by the Mental Health Minister Kevin Humphries would come as a big boon for all the newly made mothers in the regional areas of NSW. The $240,000 Statewide Outreach Perinatal Service for Mental Health at Westmead Hospital in Sydney would assure all the mothers to have access to some of the top mental health doctors.

As per latest reports, it has been declared that NSW health services will be assisting people with mental health ailments any time of the day. It has been reported that a 24-hour running help line has been recently launched to rescue problems of such patients.

The Health Ministry is getting on pins and needles for safeguarding the life people under its belt.

As part of the intent, Minister for Mental Health Kevin Humphries has urged people all over the state to ensure and uplift their quality and status of health, fitness and general wellbeing.