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Dementia Action Week 2024

Dementia Action Week is an initiative by Dementia Australia, this year held from the 16th to the 22nd of September, that aims to increase awareness around dementia, reduce stigma, and help support those in our communities living with Dementia. People with dementia are at a heighted risk of being stigmatized and discriminated against, including social […]

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R U OK? Day 2024

Thursday 12th September is R U OK? Day. The R U OK? campaign focuses on interpersonal relationships and mental health, by encouraging action when we can see a loved one, a friend, or an acquaintance doing it tough, by asking “Are you OK?”. Occasionally we may have a feeling that something isn’t quite as it […]

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Bullying No Way: National week of action

‘The National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence’ has a new name – ‘Bullying No Way: National week of action’. This week is an annual event held from 12th to 16th of August 2024. This event is Australia’s key bullying prevention initiative and connects with schools to communicate realistic solutions to prevent bullying. The […]

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Lifeline’s Stress Down Day

Lifeline’s Stress Down Day, celebrated during July, is an occasion designed to be a fun and effective way to raise awareness about stress while also generating crucial funds for Lifeline Crisis Services. Research indicates that a staggering 90% of Australians experience stress, with 74% attributing their stress to work-related factors. According to the World Health […]

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Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month: A Call to Action

Introduction In the month of May, Australia unites to raise awareness about domestic and family violence (DFV). This annual campaign aims to educate, empower, and create a safer environment for everyone. Let’s delve into the significance of Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month and explore ways we can contribute to positive change. Understanding Domestic and […]

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