MobiHealth News December 22, 2025
Adam Ang

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$9M funding to power mental health with AI

Youth mental health organisation Orygen and the University of Melbourne have secured A$14 million ($9 million) in funding from global charitable foundation Wellcome to develop an AI-enabled digital mental health platform for young people.

The project will upgrade Orygen’s existing Moderated Online Social Therapy (MOST) platform into MOST-Nexus, incorporating AI-driven personalisation to tailor clinical support while continuing to combine evidence-based therapy, peer support, remote clinical care, and vocational support across participating services.

MOST is already integrated into more than 400 youth mental health services in...

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