Australia’s top 24 organisations and teams working in disability, allied health, aged care and community services have today been revealed, the largest number of finalists ever announced in HESTA Awards history....
There are approx. 450 million people worldwide living with a mental illness and 1 in 5 people experience some sort of mental illness at least once in their lifetime. ...
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Dementia Australia has developed virtual classroom education for aged care workers, to equip staff with strategies and skills to provide quality care for people living with dementia....
Interview by Chris McCarroll Over the last year, the word 'purpose' has been swirling around in my head. Did I know what purpose meant to me? Was I heading in the right direction? The short answer is, no. I was in a toxic business relationship,...
This year, Lifeline plans to send a powerful message of hope by encouraging Australians to visit a virtual reflective garden...
The AFL and Coles are today announcing an exciting new program called Coles Healthy Kicks to inspire young Australians to enjoy healthy and happy lifestyles. Kicking off Monday 10 August, at 4 pm AEST on afl.com.au/HealthyKicks, Coles Healthy Kicks is a fun and entertaining health and fitness program designed specifically to...
Workplaces must get used to navigating through consistently shifting territory during COVID-19 recovery...
The Bondi2Berry charity bike ride is back this September and aiming to raise $100,000 for Dementia Australia. Dementia is the second leading cause of death of Australians and the leading cause of death among women and in 2020, there are an estimated 459,000 Australians living with...
Only 25% of Australians living with an eating disorder currently access treatment Butterfly Foundation is urging all Australians with an eating disorder to reach out for support, regardless of their life circumstances. Butterfly today launched its ‘Talking Helps’ campaign to encourage the one million Australians living...
A new artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) device which recognises and reads the emotional cues of those around us could be a welcome step in combating mental health disorders experienced as a result of COVID-19. Researchers from Monash University and RMIT have developed a...