Through a range of evidence-informed programs, OzHelp works in partnership with employers and communities, to help individuals build awareness of risk and protective factors for mental health and suicide, adopt self-management strategies and seek help if required.
Our approach also builds the capacity of individuals to notice the signs of distress in others, offer support and connect them to help.
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Tradies National Health Month 2021
August is Tradies National Health Month, and the OzHelp Foundation is encouraging tradies to focus not only on their physical ...
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Duty of Care in the Workplace
Over the last decade, we have seen duty of care responsibilities in the workplace dramatically evolve. Today duty of care ...
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Six steps to help boost mental wellbeing in the workplace
With ongoing restrictions and changes to working conditions due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, it has never been more important ...
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Tackling male suicide remains a national priority
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) today released the 2020 Cause of Death data. 3,139 Australians died by suicide in 2020, a decrease ...
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Health in Gear project report released
The OzHelp Foundation (OzHelp) has released its phase one report on the rollout of Health in Gear, a health and ...
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OzHelp’s ‘Health in Gear’ project endorsed to improve driver health and safety
The OzHelp Foundation’s (OzHelp) Health in Gear project will receive key funding through the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s (...
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OzHelp and Master Builders ACT partner to provide extra health and wellbeing support as COVID lockdowns impact members
COVID-19 lockdowns have shut down the ACT building and construction industry prompting Master Builders ACT (MBA) and OzHelp to partner ...
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