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We're raising funds and awareness this Movember for all the dads, brothers, sons and mates in our lives. We need your help. Please donate to support men's health.

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Stop Men Dying Too Young

  
 
Movember is saving and improving men’s lives through projects focused on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention.

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Previous year's posts
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Matt Pollock: I walked 7.14 km01:17:229036 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 7.14 km01:17:229036 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 6.02 km01:05:587694 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 6.02 km01:05:587694 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 3.06 km00:33:353888 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 3.06 km00:33:353888 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 7.11 km01:24:449676 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 7.11 km01:24:449676 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 4.25 km00:47:515530 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 4.25 km00:47:515530 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 6.33 km01:07:588102 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 6.33 km01:07:588102 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 5.77 km01:02:567350 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 5.77 km01:02:567350 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 4.03 km00:46:085296 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 6.13 km01:10:418208 steps

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Matt Pollock: I walked 5.43 km01:10:327742 steps

Previous year's donations
47 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Jo Cisternino
$20

Hi Fleetwood Team, Congratulations on participating in the Movember movement!

47 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Raghu Ponnala
$30
49 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Jasmat Steel Fabrications
$100

Great Cause! Well Done Fleetwood Movember Team!

Previous year's posts

nice contribution Fleetwood Australia..

92 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Fleetwood Australia Dollar Matching
$2,872

awesome $2800+ great work everyone...

Great work everyone. The month is nearly over, let's see if we can get a little more... happy Movember

How can you help someone that is suicidal? Key points

4: Reference, further reading and support: Beyond blue 1300 22 4636 https://www.beyondblue.org.au, Life line 131114 https://www.lifeline.org.au, Mensline 1300789978 https://mensline.org.au.

How can you help someone that is suicidal? Key points

3: Encourage the person to seek professional support/help,

How can you help someone that is suicidal? Key points

2: Active listening: This is really important. Listen to what they have to say, don’t judge, don’t attempt to argue someone out of suicide. Rather, let the person know you care, that he or she is not alone, that suicidal feelings are temporary and that depression can be treated. Avoid the temptation to say, "You have so much to live for," or "Your suicide will hurt your family


How can you help someone that is suicidal? Key points

1: Start a conversation. If you are worried that a mate is thinking about taking their own life, let them know that you’re concerned and ask if they’re ok. Don’t be afraid to ask the question – ‘you don’t seem yourself and I’m worried about you. Are you thinking of taking your own life?

Fact: More than 3000 Australians die by suicide each year with males making up 75%. The number of men who die by suicide in Australia every year is nearly double the national road toll
How can you help someone that is suicidal? Key points

#movember. Raising money to address some of the biggest health issues faced by men.

Todays topic: Let's play ball and have some fun

Not basketball, football or down ball, how about play with your own balls tonight and have some fun..

If something doesn't seem right, see a doctor.

Testicular cancer is the most common form of cancer in young men, with over 800 cases diagnosed each year in Australia. From my experience early detection is the key.

Play ball...

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Dale Wiltshire
$30
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