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ABC News Interview

Listen to an ABC News Interview with ROC Counsellor David Post talking all things mental health, MateKeeper and general support.

Cristy Houghton23 March 2022
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With assistance from our partners and supporters ROC are able to continue tackling mental health issues in rural NSW.

This Bushfire Local Economic Recovery project is jointly funded by the Australian and the NSW Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

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“Bad things can happen when good people do nothing - look, listen and let someone know. With the hustle and bustle of everyday life it’s easy for us all to miss, dismiss or avoid the causes and symptoms of poor mental wellbeing. Because of this our families and communities are experiencing the worst possible outcomes. Look, listen and let somebody know is simple strategy to prevent the downward spiral of mental health into crisis. Medical nursing and mateship are based on caring, and the best possible caring is given face-to-face, one-on-one support. The most effective care is given freely, not dispensed after having to present for care.”
 
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