also from what I've read, many of the things in this community are being done that we would like to develop and pursue in Mount Barker or in the Hills in Adelaide. Neil: Hi Rachael, I'm Neil, I live in the inner city of Brisbane, and my main work that I've involved in currently is in mental health community work. I'm involved in organising a small agency called A Place to Belong, which works Brisbane-wide, and we're seeking to respond to the belonging needs of people with mental health challenges. We work with isolated people who ask us to get involved with them, to help them rebuild a sense of connectedness with others in their locality or in their neighbourhood, and I guess we're seeking to provide another option other than the biomedical model which is a lot of what our services are providing in mental health. We're saying that belonging and relationship and friendship and acceptance and respect are critically important in mental health. So that's one of the main areas I'm involved in in my community work. Rachael Kohn: Churches have always been involved in community work, and charity work. In what way would you identify what's going on here as distinct, as unique, as something else that you're looking for? Gillian: Well I think the important thing is that Christianity, I think churches are just realising that Christianity is a whole of life thing, it's not just a religious thing, and that our wholeness of human beings