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Hip-hop feast promotes mental health message

Hip-hop feast promotes mental health message


beyondblue will present its contemporary approach to raising awareness of depression and anxiety among young people by highlighting its work with hip-hop and break-dance performers, Indigenous Hip Hop Projects (IHHP) at the International Unity in Diversity Conference/Cultural Fest 2008 in Townsville on 15 and 16 August.
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Walk to Work Day
Walk to Work Day
beyondblue is getting behind Walk to Work Day on 3 October to promote the benefits of regular physical exercise to combat depression and improve health and well-being.

beyondblue - beyond 2010
The Board has considered beyondblue's tenure past its current five-year term to 2010 and beyondblue CEO Leonie Young is pleased to announce the Board's strong support for beyondblue to continue to operate beyond 2010.

NT Seniors Month
beyondblue is supporting Seniors Month in August to raise awareness of depression among older people in the Northern Territory.

RAIN Map
The beyondblue RAIN Map shows the drought specific resources available to country people in Exceptional Circumstances areas across Australia.

Join blueVoices
blueVoices is a national reference group for beyondblue made up of people who are experiencing or have had depression, anxiety, perinatal depression, bipolar disorder and other related illnesses and their carers or primary support people.

Share your story
beyondblue values the personal experiences of people who care for those living with depression, anxiety and related disorders. If you are the partner, friend, child or parent of someone affected by these issues please write to us

Don't beat about the bush!
beyondblue's campaign to raise awareness of depression in rural Australia during the Drought.

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Depression and anxiety can affect anyone, anywhere, at any time.


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