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R U OK? Day: A Reminder to Connect and Support
R U OK? Day: A Reminder to Connect and Support

R U OK? Day is an annual event in Australia dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and encouraging meaningful conversations.

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Amy PettingillSeptember 11, 2023Comment
Empowering Lives on World Suicide Prevention Day
Empowering Lives on World Suicide Prevention Day

World Suicide Prevention Day

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Amy PettingillSeptember 4, 2023

We consider ourselves incredibly fortunate to live & work on the Kulin Nation. The traditional land in which Ben resides is Woi Wurrung country and Mike, Boon Wurrung country. As we travel around the country delivering presentations & workshops, we also strive to always know the traditional land in which we pass through and/or visit whilst acknowledging the hundreds of traditional nations that exist to form what we know today as being Australia. We acknowledge the rich history, cultural significance & deep connection the First Nations people have had and continue to have with these lands for over 60,000 years and we pay our respects to the Wurundjeri Elders; past, present & emerging.

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Mike & Ben are big advocates for seeking professional help, using medication to manage any mental illnesses and turning to professionals to navigate mental health concerns but, they’re also huge advocates for not underestimating the power o
These two aren’t just business partners but best mates too. They work side by side in the office together all week and then still choose to go on family holidays together on weekends. Pretty special don’t you think?! ID: Ben & Mike s
We kicked off R U OK? Day at one of Icons construction sites in Melbourne at their tool box meeting, speaking to over 300 people packed into the lunch sheds. For some reason they said Mike didn’t need to wear steel capped boots and Ben should
The latest Mates On A Mission trip saw the fellas travel throughout the Limestone Coast of South Australia. In 1 week they rolled out 21 sessions with many of these being at the local schools in the area. The Border Watch did a write up on the trip

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