April No Falls focuses on reducing falls through awareness, simple precautions and everyday habits that support steady movement and independence. It’s a reminder that small changes — in how we move, where we walk and how spaces are set up — can help prevent injury and support confidence at every ... Read More >>
International Day of the Midwife recognises the vital role midwives play in supporting individuals and families through pregnancy, birth and early parenthood. Midwives are often a trusted presence during some of life’s most significant transitions, providing care, advocacy and calm guidance when decisions matter. This day also highlights the continuity ... Read More >>
National Palliative Care Week is held each year to raise awareness of palliative care and the support it provides to people living with serious illness, as well as to their families and carers. The week encourages open conversations about care, comfort, and quality of life. Why it matters Palliative care ... Read More >>
International Nurses Day recognises the role nurses play across every stage of life — from acute care and recovery through to ageing, chronic illness and end-of-life support. Nurses are often the constant presence when systems change, families struggle or decisions feel overwhelming. This day is an opportunity to acknowledge not ... Read More >>
International Day of Families recognises the role families play in care, stability and decision-making across all stages of life. Families are often the ones coordinating support during illness, aging, disability and times of major transition — usually while balancing work, children and emotional strain. This day highlights the importance of ... Read More >>
National Families Week Australia recognises the importance of strong, supported families in Australian communities. Families take many forms, but they often share one reality: they are the first line of support during illness, aging, disability and times of sudden change. This week encourages reflection on how families communicate, share responsibility ... Read More >>
National Volunteer Week recognises the millions of Australians who give their time to support others and strengthen communities. It’s a moment to acknowledge unpaid work that often happens quietly—caring, supporting, organising and showing up when it matters. The week also highlights why volunteers need clear information and continuity when stepping ... Read More >>
Bowel Cancer Awareness Month runs throughout June and focuses on early detection, screening and breaking the silence around bowel health. Bowel cancer is one of Australia’s most common cancers, yet it is also one of the most treatable when found early. This month encourages eligible Australians to complete their free ... Read More >>
Men’s Health Week is held annually in June and focuses on improving the physical, mental and social well-being of men and boys across Australia. It encourages early help-seeking, preventive health checks and honest conversations about issues men often delay or avoid. The week highlights that better health outcomes start with ... Read More >>
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day raises awareness of abuse, neglect, and mistreatment that can affect older people in homes, care settings and communities. It highlights the importance of dignity, safety and respect as people age—whether at home, in care or within families. The day also encourages communities to recognise warning ... Read More >>
National Pain Week is held annually in July and raises awareness about chronic pain and its impact on daily life, work, mental health and family relationships. Chronic pain affects millions of Australians and is often misunderstood, under-treated or minimised. The week focuses on improving understanding of pain, supporting people living ... Read More >>
World Head and Neck Cancer Day is observed annually on 27 July to raise awareness of cancers affecting the mouth, throat, voice box, nose and neck. These cancers are often diagnosed late, despite early signs being visible and detectable. The day promotes early recognition of symptoms, regular dental and medical ... Read More >>
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