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Donations The Institute’s research into Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder, depressive illnesses and related issues like suicide and addiction is highly relevant to community needs. With ongoing support, MHRI can help make a brighter future for all Australians. While the commitment and enthusiasm of the Institute staff is uncompromising, there is still a long way to go in the field of mental health research. The research process requires expertise, dedication, time and money. Today, research is costly and progress is gradual. Individuals and organisations interested in financially supporting the Institute's work should contact the Development and Public Affairs Manager on (03) 9388 1633 or email: enquiries@mhri.edu.au. You can send a donation directly using one of the
methods CLICK HERE TO DONATE ONLINE NOW Phone: Call our Freecall Credit Card Donation Line on 1800 063 693 Fax: Fax your donation to us on 03 9387 5061 Mail: Send your donation to: Donations to the Institute are tax deductible. Bequests Leaving a bequest to The Institute in your Will is one of the most significant gifts that you can provide.
The Mental Health Research Institute has recently started a regular giving program called Masterminds that allows you to support the Institute on an ongoing basis by submitting a single authorisation form. You can choose how much you give (minimum $10) and how often (choose from weekly, monthly and quarterly). As well as receiving our biannual newsletter, Towards Understanding, you will receive our interim report for leading donors, Briefing Notes. You’ll also be invited to an annual event where you can hear about the Institute’s latest achievements and meet like-minded supporters. Simply download this form and return it by fax to 03 9387 5061 or mail to: Development Unit Equipment Needs Remain Urgent The ongoing need to replace or upgrade research equipment within the Institute remains a constant pressure. New equipment can often improve the quality of data produced from experiments, reduce the costs of outsourcing activities that could be performed in-house and accelerate the pace of research. Traditionally, much of the equipment needed has been funded by trusts and foundations, individuals and corporates. Unfortunately, this is an area of funding that has been particularly affected by the Global Financial Crisis. Some of the items currently required include:
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