Through AMCAP’s GEM ‘Go the Extra Mile’ Community program, we have aligned the business with the following causes or charities, providing sponsorship, donations and assistance where necessary.
Through AMCAP’s GEM ‘Go the Extra Mile’ Community program, we have aligned the business with the following causes or charities, providing sponsorship, donations and assistance where necessary.
Through AMCAP’s GEM ‘Go the Extra Mile’ Community program, we have aligned the business with the following causes or charities, providing sponsorship, donations and assistance where necessary.
The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is Australia’s leading national body funding game-changing breast cancer research with money raised entirely by the Australian public. Their mission is simple: stop deaths from breast cancer by identifying, funding and championing world-class research that will improve treatment outcomes, and ultimately save lives.
The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is Australia’s leading national body funding game-changing breast cancer research with money raised entirely by the Australian public. Their mission is simple: stop deaths from breast cancer by identifying, funding and championing world-class research that will improve treatment outcomes, and ultimately save lives.
The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is Australia’s leading national body funding game-changing breast cancer research with money raised entirely by the Australian public. Their mission is simple: stop deaths from breast cancer by identifying, funding and championing world-class research that will improve treatment outcomes, and ultimately save lives.
Lifeline WA is a not-for-profit organisation that keeps people safe from suicide, supports people in crisis and keeps people emotionally well. This is done through a variety of crisis support and suicide prevention services. Lifeline WA’s mission is to prevent suicide, support people in crisis and reduce the stigmas, which can be a barrier to people seeking help. Somewhere in Australia, there is a new call to Lifeline every 30 seconds. Last year, more than 64,000 Western Australians contacted us for support via the 13 11 14 service. Many were after advice or self-help information for friends and family. Others were reaching out for someone to listen to their concerns. Typically, callers in crisis find that painful changes or problems are increasing their distress and overwhelming their capacity to cope.
Lifeline WA believes that almost all suicides are preventable and that by connecting vulnerable people with crisis support, these people can be kept safe. If you or someone you know needs urgent support, please call 13 11 14, Lifeline WA is part of the national Lifeline network: the leading provider of suicide prevention services in Australia.
Lifeline WA is a not-for-profit organisation that keeps people safe from suicide, supports people in crisis and keeps people emotionally well. This is done through a variety of crisis support and suicide prevention services. Lifeline WA’s mission is to prevent suicide, support people in crisis and reduce the stigmas, which can be a barrier to people seeking help. Somewhere in Australia, there is a new call to Lifeline every 30 seconds. Last year, more than 64,000 Western Australians contacted us for support via the 13 11 14 service. Many were after advice or self-help information for friends and family. Others were reaching out for someone to listen to their concerns. Typically, callers in crisis find that painful changes or problems are increasing their distress and overwhelming their capacity to cope.
Lifeline WA believes that almost all suicides are preventable and that by connecting vulnerable people with crisis support, these people can be kept safe. If you or someone you know needs urgent support, please call 13 11 14, Lifeline WA is part of the national Lifeline network: the leading provider of suicide prevention services in Australia.
Lifeline WA is a not-for-profit organisation that keeps people safe from suicide, supports people in crisis and keeps people emotionally well. This is done through a variety of crisis support and suicide prevention services. Lifeline WA’s mission is to prevent suicide, support people in crisis and reduce the stigmas, which can be a barrier to people seeking help. Somewhere in Australia, there is a new call to Lifeline every 30 seconds. Last year, more than 64,000 Western Australians contacted us for support via the 13 11 14 service. Many were after advice or self-help information for friends and family. Others were reaching out for someone to listen to their concerns. Typically, callers in crisis find that painful changes or problems are increasing their distress and overwhelming their capacity to cope.
Lifeline WA believes that almost all suicides are preventable and that by connecting vulnerable people with crisis support, these people can be kept safe. If you or someone you know needs urgent support, please call 13 11 14, Lifeline WA is part of the national Lifeline network: the leading provider of suicide prevention services in Australia.
AMCAP has partnered with 13YARN with the aim to spread awareness of the 13YARN crisis line through branding on our Maintenance Service Kits. This is a very important partnership as our kits reach a large number of people, especially in remote areas. We believe organisations including 13YARN play an extremely important part in aiding our Indigenous Australians.
13YARN is an Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander crisis support line funded by the Australian Government with the support of Lifeline and developed in collaboration with Gayaa Dhuwi (Proud Spirit) Australia. It is run by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Key Points about 13YARN
• First national support line for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people in crisis.
• They listen without judgement
• Confidential and anonymous
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporters
• Available 24/7 across the country and accessible by any phone in Australia
• Culturally Safe Space
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander led service management team
You can find out more about 13YARN by clicking here.
13YARN 24/7 telephone crisis support service is available on 13 92 76 or via their website 13yarn.org.au
We are here to listen. No shame, no judgement. A safe place to yarn.
AMCAP has partnered with 13YARN with the aim to spread awareness of the 13YARN crisis line through branding on our Maintenance Service Kits. This is a very important partnership as our kits reach a large number of people, especially in remote areas. We believe organisations including 13YARN play an extremely important part in aiding our Indigenous Australians.
13YARN is an Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander crisis support line funded by the Australian Government with the support of Lifeline and developed in collaboration with Gayaa Dhuwi (Proud Spirit) Australia. It is run by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Key Points about 13YARN
• First national support line for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people in crisis.
• They listen without judgement
• Confidential and anonymous
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporters
• Available 24/7 across the country and accessible by any phone in Australia
• Culturally Safe Space
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander led service management team
You can find out more about 13YARN by clicking here.
13YARN 24/7 telephone crisis support service is available on 13 92 76 or via their website 13yarn.org.au
We are here to listen. No shame, no judgement. A safe place to yarn.
AMCAP has partnered with 13YARN with the aim to spread awareness of the 13YARN crisis line through branding on our Maintenance Service Kits. This is a very important partnership as our kits reach a large number of people, especially in remote areas. We believe organisations including 13YARN play an extremely important part in aiding our Indigenous Australians.
13YARN is an Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander crisis support line funded by the Australian Government with the support of Lifeline and developed in collaboration with Gayaa Dhuwi (Proud Spirit) Australia. It is run by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Key Points about 13YARN
• First national support line for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people in crisis.
• They listen without judgement
• Confidential and anonymous
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporters
• Available 24/7 across the country and accessible by any phone in Australia
• Culturally Safe Space
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander led service management team
You can find out more about 13YARN by clicking here.
13YARN 24/7 telephone crisis support service is available on 13 92 76 or via their website 13yarn.org.au
We are here to listen. No shame, no judgement. A safe place to yarn.
The Waalitj Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians across our four pillars of education, employment, justice and sport. The priority of the Foundation remains employing local Aboriginal role models who are empowered to build capacity in their own communities.
The Waalitj Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians across our four pillars of education, employment, justice and sport. The priority of the Foundation remains employing local Aboriginal role models who are empowered to build capacity in their own communities.
The Waalitj Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians across our four pillars of education, employment, justice and sport. The priority of the Foundation remains employing local Aboriginal role models who are empowered to build capacity in their own communities.
