The need for mental health support initiatives has increased dramatically. People of all ages are struggling with mental health issues more than ever before. Yet, alongside these struggles, there exists a pervasive stigma that adds another layer of difficulty for those seeking help.
The teenage years, often considered the bridge between childhood and adulthood, are a complex and transformative period. Society is growing to be more competitive and our teens face a myriad of challenges that demand more than just conventional solutions. It’s a critical juncture where holistic support becomes not just beneficial but essential.
In a world that often glorifies the vigour of youth, the wisdom and experience held by the elderly are treasures that deserve our attention. While many perceive spending time with the elderly as a selfless act of compassion, it is essential to recognise that the benefits extend far beyond mere altruism. Connecting with seniors offers a unique and enriching experience, fostering a bridge between generations that is both heart-warming and transformative.
Did you know that a staggering 43% of Australians aged 14 and over have illicitly used drugs in their lives and 16% have used them in the last 12 months? These alarming statistics underscore a growing crisis in our society and the numbers show no sign of declining. Waiting for someone else to make a change is no longer an option – it’s time for collective action.
