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Feb 15, 2020

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R U OK? Day 2019

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R U OK? Day 2019

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R U OK? Day has arrived again. It is our national day to support people who may be struggling, just by simply asking “Are you OK?”.

 

This year, the R U OK? theme is encouraging everyone to:

1. Trust the Signs;

2. Trust your Gut; and

3. Ask R U OK?

 

Whenever you notice someone’s behaviour change, trust your instinct and start a conversation. All you need to do, is be a good listener. Suicide prevention is an enormously complex, and sensitive challenge all over the world. Many people have been working tirelessly, and developed credible theories that suggest there’s power in the simplest of questions – “Are you OK?”

 

R U OK?’s mission is to inspire and empower everyone to connect with people in a meaningful way and provide support to anyone struggling with life.

 

Click the link below:

https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

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