R U OK? Day 2021

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A conversation could change a life


Thursday, 9th September is R U OK? Day and Newport & Wildman would like to support you and your people to feel confident asking “R U OK?”. The last year has been a challenging year for everyone, and this September we are focused on helping people have these conversations and feel confident to respond if someone says they are not OK.

A common theme for many people this year has been isolation. It’s unfortunate that one of our best weapons against COVID-19 is something that can negatively impact on mental health and wellbeing. This year we would encourage you to consider the benefits of bringing people together for R U OK? Day. Examples could include our virtual group training session, a morning tea or a lunch and learn session using our Webinar.

R U OK? Day is often the busiest day of the year for us here at Newport & Wildman! Given the challenges we are facing, we expect this year to be the same. Training sessions sell out quickly. 

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 To book in any of these options or if you have any questions contact the Newport & Wildman Team today.

 Zoom Training

Arrange a Live R U OK? Zoom Training Session

Newport & Wildman invites you to develop a daily habit of asking the people around you, R U OK? through our 1-hour Live Training Session. We invite you to partner with us for interactive and engaging live and online training for your people via Zoom. Alternatively, we would be pleased to deliver training face-to-face. There is no better time for us to reach out to those around us, to keep connected, strengthen community and show that we care. Our learning content has been refreshed and updated over the last 12 months, so people who attended a session last year will learn something new.

Details:

    • Ask the Newport & Wildman Team for a quote.
    • Due to high demand, make sure you book in to secure your spot.
    • Signed quotes must be received by the 26th of August, so we can coordinate resources, and allow you time to communicate and promote the training.

DOWNLOAD TRAINING OUTLINE HERE

Webinar

Why Wait? Our R U OK? Day Recorded Webinar is Available September 1st!

Asking R U OK? is important every day. With this recorded Webinar, you can share this important message throughout September and beyond. This Webinar focusing on the important steps in having the R U OK? conversation and how to approach someone if they say they are not OK. This Webinar is aimed at both employees and leaders. Our learning content has been refreshed and updated over the last 12 months, so people who attended a session last year will learn something new.

Details:

  • 45 Minutes. Available from the 1st of September. Unlimited views.
  • This can be purchased for only $500 + GST or 3 hours from your pre-purchased allotment.

DOWNLOAD WEBINAR OUTLINE HERE

 Wellbeing Tool

Wellbeing in Focus Tool: Asking R U OK?

Download our complimentary Wellbeing in Focus Tool and share it with your employees to start building awareness.

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To book in any of these options contact the Newport & Wildman Team today. 

 

For more information on R U OK? Day, see the R U OK? Day Website.

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Newport & Wildman acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land we work on and their continuing connection to land, culture and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future. 
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples using this content are advised that it may contain images, names or voices of people who have passed away.