This report provides an overview of Mental Health Awareness Week, emphasizing its significance in promoting social and emotional well-being and addressing mental health challenges. It highlights the prevalence of mental health issues in Australia, citing statistics on depression, anxiety, and suicide rates among young Australians. The report examines the goals of Mental Health Week, focusing on community support and individual well-being. It details the roles of government and non-government agencies, including the National Mental Health Strategy and various support programs. Furthermore, the report analyzes the media's impact on public perception of mental health, acknowledging its power to shape understanding and influence attitudes. The conclusion underscores the ongoing efforts to implement recovery-oriented mental health services and the importance of addressing misconceptions perpetuated by the media.