Australia Post has today unveiled a new stamp series, designed to put mental health in the spotlight, launching the Journey to Wellbeing stamps in partnership with Beyond Blue.
The two-stamp issue features original artwork created by members of Beyond Blue’s lived experience community, Blue Voices, with each artwork representing a deeply personal perspective on resilience, mindfulness, and connection.
Featured artworks include Healing Through Art Series 2024 – Presence by Jacqueline Mepstead, which celebrates mindfulness and connection to nature and Sunflower Sojourn by Malise Banks, a vibrant piece inspired by calmness, nature and resilience.
Australia Post General Manager Community and Stakeholder Engagement, Nicky Tracey, said the stamps reflect Australia Post’s commitment to supporting conversations about health and wellbeing.
“At Australia Post, we are proud to work with Beyond Blue to raise awareness of the importance of talking about and supporting good mental health. The Journey to Wellbeing stamps are more than beautiful designs, they symbolise the diverse ways people care for their mental health and remind us of the importance of talking about how we’re feeling,” Ms Tracey said.
Beyond Blue CEO Georgie Harman AO said, “At Beyond Blue, we know that small, everyday actions can make a big difference to our mental health. The Journey to Wellbeing stamp collection is a powerful reminder that looking after our mental health is something we can all do — and that seeking support early can change lives.
These stamps, created by members of our lived experienced community, reflect the strength, creativity and connection that can come from sharing our stories.
We’re proud to continue our partnership with Australia Post, which helps bring these messages into homes and communities across the country. Together, we’re sending a clear message: mental health matters, and Beyond Blue is always there with free, compassionate support and advice.”
Stamp artist and Beyond Blue lived experience community member Jacqueline Mepstead said, “Art has become a daily practice that helps me shift into a more positive and creative space and feel more grounded and connected. It gives me space to slow down, reflect and express what’s going on inside - even when I can’t find the words.”
Stamp artist and Beyond Blue lived experience community member Malise Banks said, “Being part of this stamp collection means a lot to me. It’s a way of showing others that creative activities can support our mental health, and that we all have different ways of finding calm and connection. I hope these stamps spark conversations and remind people that support is out there, and that it’s okay to talk about how we’re feeling.”
The launch of the Journey to Wellbeing stamps builds on Australia Post’s partnership with Beyond Blue, established in 2020. Together, the organisations have delivered initiatives such as delivering 21 million Connection Postcards, Beyond Blue’s Community Events and Speakers Program, and support for the Big Blue Table fundraising campaign.
The Journey to Wellbeing stamp issue is available now at participating Post Offices, via mail order, and online at auspost.com.au/stamps.
Beyond Blue’s Wellbeing Action Tool can help you identify what works for your wellbeing and then build on those actions to strengthen your mental wellbeing. Find out more at beyondblue.org.au/mental-health/wellbeing-action-tool.
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