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Senior Project Officer - Pacific Partnership to End Violence against Women and Girls Project

Senior Project Officer - Pacific Partnership to End Violence against Women and Girls Project
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Drug Aware helps kids say no in latest campaign via 303 MullenLowe, Perth

July 11 2021, 1:05 pm | BY Ricki Green | No Comments Today, 303 MullenLowe releases this new tongue-in-cheek, animated education campaign for the Mental Health Commission’s Drug Aware. The campaign carries a single message to young Australians aged 15-24 years old that 4 out of 5 of them don’t do drugs. The music-led campaign is based on the premise of the ‘Little White Lies’ that are told as part of life – growing up, and as adults – to get us out of tricky or awkward or embarrassing situations. When it comes to taking drugs, the reveal concludes that despite the white lies young Australians might tell their mates about it to fit in, or ‘be accepted’ the fact is that drug taking is less common than people think, and that contrary to popular belief, the majority of young Australians just don’t do it.

Sharnae zanottiRichard berneyHealth promotionMental health commission drug awareMental health commissionLittle white lieExecutive creative directorSenior project officerPublic educationரிச்சர்ட் பெர்னிஆரோக்கியம் ப்ரமோஶந்மன ஆரோக்கியம் தரகுகொஞ்சம் வெள்ளை பொய்நிர்வாகி படைப்பு இயக்குனர்மூத்தவர் ப்ராஜெக்ட் அதிகாரிபொது கல்வி

Garden at Glasgow s Gartnavel Hospital is magic for patients

Gartnavel s walled garden A HOSPITAL is helping patients heal by taking them back to nature in one of Glasgow s hidden gem gardens. Volunteers and patients are working together in the Walled Garden at Gartnavel Royal, a historic greenspace bursting with plants, flowers and colours. It is hoped the Growing Spaces project, run with the Art in the Gart programme, will have a life-changing effect on participants. Camilo Brokaw, originally from America, is a Senior Project Officer from The Conservation Volunteers (TCV). He said: “This space has so much importance – it’s a historic space that was originally conceived as being fundamental to the therapeutic process for the patients here.

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Cash-based Intervention Field Worker

Cash-based Intervention Field Worker
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Emergency Intervention Field Worker

Emergency Intervention Field Worker
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