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About Mental Health Week
Mental Health Week is part of a national mental health promotion campaign held in October each year, and incorporates World Mental Health Day, held globally on 10 October.
The purpose of this awareness week is to engage communities in activities that promote mental health and wellbeing and also increase understanding and reduce stigma about mental illness, and how it impacts on the lives of people in our community.
Orange is the official colour for Mental Health Week in Tasmania, chosen because it’s warm, and inviting, and has a positive and uplifting influence.
Appreciate the little things
In 2025, the theme for Mental Health Week is 'Appreciate the little things'.
Sharing a smile with a stranger, spending time in the garden, hearing your favourite song on the radio…
What are the things that give you a glimmer of calm and peace on a busy day? The small moments that wouldn’t make the news, but make you feel good?
This Mental Health Week, take a minute to appreciate the little things.
Mental Health Week Events
To help celebrate Mental Health Week in Tasmania, there will be events happening right across the state. From King Island to the Huon Valley, there will be a range of art, music, storytelling, educational workshops, exhibitions, films, dog walking, gardening, comedy shows and everything in between.
Program of Events
Mental Health Week Small Grants
Grant applications will open soon. The Mental Health Council of Tasmania are excited to be facilitating a small grants program again this year, to help organisations and schools run Mental Health Week events. If your organisation or school is thinking of hosting an event this year, why not apply for a small grant to help cover some of the costs?

Resources for Event Holders
To help you plan and promote a great Mental Health Week event , we’ve created a range of resources, including logos, posters, social media tiles, banners, an Event Planning Guide and a Promotion and Media Kit.
Mental Health Week Resources