September 2020

Oodnadatta, William Creek, Marree, Copley, Leigh Creek, Blinman, Parachilna and Yunta

Still excited by the success of the Far West Roadshow, we soon headed to the Far North of South Australia with the same aim of bringing awareness to “Better Mind Health” and provide tips and tools to improve the physical and mind health of attendees.

The Roadshow was funded by the “Outback Communities Authority”, and supported by StandBy Support After Suicide.

August 2020

Penong, Fowlers Bay and Ceduna

From Tuesday August 18th-Thursday August 20th we hit the road again, for our "Better Mind Health Community Roadshow". This Roadshow visited the Far West of South Australia and stopped in Penong, Fowlers Bay and Ceduna.

Our aim for the Community Wellbeing Roadshow was to bring awareness to “Better Mind Health” and provide tips and tools to improve the physical and mind health of attendees.

The Roadshow was funded by the “Outback Communities Authority”, and supported by StandBy Support After Suicide.

The Roadshow was huge success, with high attendance numbers. It was a great way to bring together and support the local community.

​October-November 2019

Tailem Bend, Loxton, Renmark, Waikerie, Morgan and Blanchetown

After our first successful Roadshow we decided to hit the road again, but this time to the Riverland in aim of improving mind health among the communities of Tailem Bend, Loxton, Renmark, Waikerie, Morgan and Blanchetown.

Warren Davies and Jeremy Forbes were the first to travel through the Riverland Region during late October, followed by Dr Roma Aloisi and Anthony Hart three weeks later. The speakers delivered powerful stories and shared their tips and tricks on how they bounced back when confronted by their own mind health challenges.

This activity was supported by the Country SA Primary Health Network.

February-March 2019 

Maitland, Copper Coast, Port Pirie, Port Augusta, Whyalla and Port Lincoln 

Our first Roadshow was a huge success! The first-round trip saw Anthony Hart and Joe Williams team up to help start vital conversations in the communities of Maitland, Copper Coast, Port Pirie, Port Augusta, Whyalla and Port Lincoln. The following month, Jeremy Forbes traveled the same route to continue the discussion in the communities. 

This activity was supported by Country SA Primary Health Network.