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war widows on War Widows Day 19th October, tribute and recognition of war widows

War Widows Day 2024

War Widows Day 2024, a day to remember War Widows Day is a significant occasion dedicated to recognising and connecting Australian war widows. It ensures they feel honoured and acknowledged and gives us the opportunity to say thank you for what they have sacrificed. Across New South Wales alone, more than 10,700 war widows and […]

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war widows on War Widows Day 19th October, tribute and recognition of war widows

Showing your support this War Widows Day

Support war widows, get involved, make a difference in their lives and honour their sacrifice.  War Widows Day is a significant occasion dedicated to recognising and connecting war widows, ensuring they feel honoured and acknowledged, giving us an opportunity to honour their stories, bravery, and sacrifice. Across New South Wales alone, more than 10,700 war

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Wellbeing tips for veteran and defence families. Wellbeing activities for families of veterans

World Mental Health Day tips for veteran family

Why is World Mental Health day important for defence and veteran families? Defence and veteran families often face unique challenges, from frequent relocations and deployments to transitioning back into civilian life. These challenges can impact mental health, highlighting the need to prioritise wellbeing for families of veterans.  World Mental Health Day, observed annually on October

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Importance of Self Care and making time for it

Making Time for Self-Care: Join a Community of Peers

“You need to put your oxygen mask on first, before you can help others.” This saying holds true, especially for the families of veterans who often find themselves feeling disconnected from their own needs, their families, and their communities. Taking on caregiving roles more intensely than their civilian peers can lead to stress and dysregulation,

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