Parkes Youth Collective: Parkes Youth Collective is putting on a free bus from Peak Hill to Movie Night in the Park at Cooke Park, Parkes. Grab your friends and come along for a fun evening of food, lights and entertainment under the stars! The bus will pick-up at the Commercial Gardens, Dugga Street, Peak Hill and depart at 5pm, Friday 6 November. The bus will then drop back off at the Commercial Gardens, at 9pm. This free transport is for youth only. Make sure to book your spot: bit.ly/4Bsr0y4
Yoorana Gunya Family Healing Centre Aboriginal Corporation: November is Men’s Mental Health Month. Being strong isn’t about ignoring your health. It’s about taking care of it. Too often, men put everything and everyone else before themselves. This November, Yoorana Gunya is calling on our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men, particularly those aged 15– 45, to take action and book their free 715 Health Check. A 715 Health Check isn’t just about finding something wrong. It’s about doing something right for yourself. Your future matters. Don’t wait for tomorrow. Call Yoorana Gunya on 02 6850 1222 and book your free 715 Health Check.
Western NSW Local Health District: Sometimes, a simple question can open an important conversation. You don’t need to be an expert to check in with someone who might be doing it tough. You just need to ask, listen and be there. Ask R U OK? any day. If you or someone you know needs support, help is always available. Parkes Safe Haven is a safe and welcoming place where you can talk openly about how you’re feeling and what you’re going through. Find tips on starting a conversation at R U OK? https://www.ruok.org.auFind out more about Safe Havens at: www.health.nsw.gov.au/towardszerosuicides/Pages/safe-haven.aspx
Holistic Avenue Inc: We are rallying our community to help support Holistic Avenue in Forbes, and you all can get involved. Nominate Holistic Avenue to be selected to receive $2,500 through the Coca-Cola Recycling Drive at: www.coca-cola.com.au/en/offerings/coca-cola-recycling-drive and help us collect and return eligible bottles and cans through our local Container Deposit Scheme. Every eligible container returned generates a standard 10-cent refund, helping us raise ongoing funds for our group.