What the government’s new mental health project for accountants means for you

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Around 5,000 accountants are set to benefit from mental health first aid training following an investment of $2.24 million from the government.

By Robyn Tongol • 13 November 2020 • 3 minute read

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lass="p1">The Institute of Public Accountants chief executive Andrew Conway joins host Jotham Lian to unpack what the project will look like over the next two years, what accountants can expect from the training, and why such training is so important for practitioners on the frontline.

Andrew also reflects on the year that has passed, shares how proud he is of the profession, and offers some predictions for the year ahead.

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