Thorne Harbour Health will have a community stall alongside other organisations working across multicultural mental health and its intersections, including LGBTIQA+ communities, disability, faith, youth, older people, refugees and new arrivals.

Dumplings Against Depression is back for 2026, and this year the dumplings are momos.

Come and share a free plate of Nepalese momos with the AIDMH (Australians for Intersectionality and Diversity in Mental Health) at the Victorian Pride Centre in St Kilda. Dumplings Against Depression brings together community members, people with lived experience, peer workers, clinicians, students and leaders to talk openly about mental health in multicultural communities, over food.

Last year more than 250 people joined at the Immigration Museum.

Tickets are free, register via the Humanitix link