Stories

Hear different stories and testimonials about peoples experiences at Recovery Camp and how they have benefited them!

Warren

Come to camp to escape tech, see some bush and take in the smells. Camp helps you to get out of your comfort zone. – Warren, 2021

Josh

I enjoy coming to camp because of the activities and getting to know the student nurses and the fellas. It’s a good environment and I enjoy sharing…

Rachel

I was very excited when I was accepted into Recovery Camp for my Mental Health Placement. I had already heard very positive comments and it didn’t …

Mel

Mel is a nursing student who attended Recovery Camp in May 2021 at Yarramundi in NSW. “Coming to camp I was quite apprehensive, not knowing what to…

Jenny

“My first camp in May 2019 was the warm-up to discovering supplementary wellness strategies. It’s not the anxiety of climbing up tall ladders, …

Lara

Lara is a nursing student who attended Recovery Camp in May 2021 at Yarramundi in NSW. “I really wasn’t sure what to expect from camp but when…

Dale

“I attended Recovery Camp to get some help healing and learning. And I was pleasantly surprised to meet the next generation of nurses and both …

Manju

Manju is a nursing student from Charles Sturt University who attended Recovery Camp in April 2021 at Borambola. “At Recovery Camp, I got a uni…

Melanie

Melanie is a nursing student who attended Recovery Camp at Yarramundi in NSW as her mental health placement in January 2020. “Before attending …

Our Aim

Recovery Camp aims to improve mental health, and mental health care. We want impact now!

Our mission is about you!

Through your connection with Recovery Camp we hope you realise your personal strengths, and your contribution to the mental health and recovery of others.

Recovery Camp

Recovery Camp has been a transformative force in the mental health landscape over the past decade. Celebrating our 40th camp in 2023, this milestone reflects our premier program’s enduring success and sustained impact.

We are driven to broaden our reach and impact, to improve mental health and mental health education, nationally.

Contact us for information about camps in 2024 and 2025.

Acknowledgement of Country

Recovery Camp acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land where we work and live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders of all communities who also work and live on this land.

Recovery Camp welcomes all people irrespective of ethnicity, lifestyle choice, faith, sexual orientation and gender identity.

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