Privacy Policy
Eunity Mental Health Services
Website: www.eunity.org.au
Last Updated: 24/06/2026
1. Introduction
Eunity Mental Health Services (“Eunity”, “we”, “our”, or “us”) is committed to protecting your privacy and managing your personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), and applicable health privacy legislation.
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store, disclose, and protect your personal information when you visit our website, engage with our services, make referrals, submit enquiries, make donations, or otherwise interact with Eunity.
2. What Information We Collect
We may collect personal information including:
Identification Information
- Full name
- Date of birth
- Gender
- Address
- Email address
- Telephone number
Referral Information
- Referring practitioner details
- Healthcare provider information
- Referral documents
- Clinical correspondence
Health Information
Where necessary to provide services, we may collect sensitive health information including:
- Mental health history
- Treatment history
- Medical information
- Clinical assessments
- Risk assessments
- Care plans
- Progress notes
Health information is considered sensitive information under Australian privacy law and receives additional protection.
Donation Information
If you make a donation, we may collect:
- Name
- Email address
- Payment details
- Donation amount
- Receipt information
Eunity does not store full credit card information.
Website Usage Information
When visiting our website, we may automatically collect:
- IP address
- Browser type
- Device information
- Website usage statistics
- Pages visited
- Referral sources
This information helps improve website performance and user experience.
3. How We Collect Information
We collect information through:
- Website contact forms
- Referral forms
- Appointment booking systems
- Donation forms
- Email communications
- Telephone conversations
- Telehealth consultations
- Healthcare professionals
- Third-party referral sources
- Website analytics tools
Whenever possible, we collect information directly from you.
4. Why We Collect Information
We collect personal information to:
- Provide mental health services
- Assess eligibility for services
- Manage referrals
- Coordinate care
- Communicate with clients and referrers
- Arrange appointments
- Deliver telehealth services
- Process donations
- Issue tax-deductible donation receipts
- Improve service quality
- Meet legal and regulatory obligations
- Maintain clinical records
5. Sensitive Health Information
Eunity may collect and use sensitive health information where:
- You have provided consent
- Collection is necessary for healthcare services
- Collection is required by law
- Collection is necessary to lessen or prevent a serious threat to health or safety
We take additional precautions to protect health information.
6. Disclosure of Information
We may disclose personal information to:
Healthcare Professionals
Including:
- General Practitioners
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
- Mental Health Social Workers
- Allied Health Professionals
- Hospitals
- Community Mental Health Teams
Service Providers
Including:
- Secure cloud hosting providers
- Practice management software providers
- Telehealth platforms
- Payment processors
- Website service providers
Legal Requirements
We may disclose information when required by:
- Australian law
- Court orders
- Government agencies
- Regulatory authorities
Risk and Safety Situations
Where there is serious concern regarding:
- Risk of harm to self
- Risk of harm to others
- Child protection concerns
- Serious health or safety issues
Information may be disclosed in accordance with legal and professional obligations.
7. Donations and Payments
Donations may be processed through secure third-party payment providers such as:
- Stripe
- WooCommerce Payments
- Bank Transfer Facilities
Payment information is processed securely using encrypted payment systems.
Eunity does not retain complete credit card details.
Where Eunity holds Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status, donation receipts may be issued for eligible donations.
8. Cookies and Website Analytics
Our website may use:
- Cookies
- Google Analytics
- Website performance tools
- Marketing analytics tools
These technologies help us understand website usage and improve our services.
Users may disable cookies through their browser settings.
9. Telehealth Services
Where telehealth services are provided, Eunity uses secure systems designed to protect client confidentiality.
While we take reasonable precautions, no internet transmission can be guaranteed as completely secure.
Clients are encouraged to:
- Use private internet connections
- Attend sessions in private locations
- Protect their own devices with passwords and security measures
10. Data Security
Eunity takes reasonable steps to protect personal information from:
- Unauthorised access
- Misuse
- Interference
- Loss
- Modification
- Disclosure
Security measures may include:
- Secure servers
- Password protection
- Encrypted communications
- Access controls
- Staff confidentiality obligations
11. Storage and Retention of Information
Clinical and personal information may be stored electronically and/or in physical records.
Records are retained in accordance with:
- Australian health record legislation
- Professional practice standards
- Regulatory requirements
When information is no longer required, it will be securely destroyed or de-identified where appropriate.
12. Accessing or Correcting Your Information
You may request access to personal information held by Eunity.
You may also request corrections if information is inaccurate, incomplete, or out of date.
Requests should be submitted in writing to:
Privacy Officer
Eunity Mental Health Services
Email: info@eunity.or.gu
We will respond within a reasonable timeframe.
13. Overseas Disclosure
Some service providers may store information on servers located outside Australia.
Where overseas disclosure occurs, Eunity will take reasonable steps to ensure information is protected in accordance with Australian privacy requirements.
14. Children's Privacy
Where services involve children or young people, information may be collected from parents, guardians, carers, healthcare professionals, or authorised representatives in accordance with applicable laws and consent requirements.
15. Complaints
If you believe your privacy has been breached, please contact us first so we can investigate and attempt to resolve your concerns.
Privacy complaints should be directed to:
Privacy Officer
Eunity Mental Health Services
Email: info@eunity.org.au
Phone: (07) 2140 2520
If you are not satisfied with our response, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).
Website: www.oaic.gov.au
16. Changes to this Privacy Policy
Eunity may update this Privacy Policy from time to time.
Any changes will be published on our website.
Continued use of our website or services after changes are published constitutes acceptance of the updated Privacy Policy.
17. Contact Us
Eunity Mental Health Services
Website: www.eunity.org.au
Email: info@eunity.org.au
Phone: (07) 2140 2520
Address: 40 Roma St. Brisbane 4000 Qld
For any questions regarding this Privacy Policy, please contact us using the details above.
