A week out from R U OK? Day, Hogarth Australia has launched its campaign for the non-profit suicide prevention organisation, while Nescafé has signed on for three years as an official partner. The new ...

Australian non-profit suicide prevention organisation, R U OK?, has teamed up with Hogarth Australia, to highlight that there are ‘more right places than wrong to start these conversations.’ Hogarth ...

Discussions about mental health are becoming more and more common, as people open up about their struggles with the taboo subject. But many people around the world still feel they can't confide in ...

R U OK Day has a lovely message behind it — encouraging mates to check in with each other in case someone is struggling mentally, and to remind them they aren’t alone — but what if you’re not OK? What ...

Research shows those who are regularly asked whether they are okay feel more “supported, connected and cared about”. With more than 70 per cent of Australians reporting heightened levels of distress, ...

Agencies across the industry took time out to create a safe space for staff and recognise the importance of asking "are you OK?". Originally created by Australian non-profit suicide prevention ...

As part of R U OK Day, residents from Bundy’s Ingenia Gardens gathered in the village’s common room to open up in a safe space. As part of R U OK Day, residents from Bundaberg's Ingenia Gardens ...

R U OK? CEO Katherine Newton says that working with Life Education was a perfect way to help increase the message of friendship and support to children right across Australia. “Looking out for one ...

On Thursday, September 8, the Love Tilly Group are pulling out all the stops to raise funds for R U OK? Day out of their Darlinghurst home, Love, Tilly Devine. All five of the group's restaurants will ...

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