Daniel Andrews Named Chair of Orygen Youth Mental Health Foundation

The former Victorian premier takes on a three-year term leading one of Australia's largest mental health research organizations.

Daniel Andrews, former Victorian premier, has been appointed as the chair of Orygen, a major youth mental health research organization in Australia.
Andrews' appointment follows his advocacy for mental health reforms, including establishing a Royal Commission into Victoria's mental health system during his premiership.
Orygen focuses on youth mental health, providing clinical research and pioneering treatments, and is based in Melbourne's biomedical precinct.
Andrews expressed pride in joining Orygen, highlighting its role in advancing youth mental health globally.
Orygen's Executive Director, Professor Patrick McGorry, praised Andrews for his leadership and commitment to mental health reform.