Australian Resource Directory – Sitemap
[Shining the light on Men’s Health & Well-being in Australia]
~ Mens Health Australia Directory ~
Mens Health | Mens Support | Mens Referral | Mens Events
Men’s Health Australia Directory is your one location comprehensive direct LINKS and PHONE index Resources for all Australian Men’s health & family well-being. Men’s services, Men’s forums, Men’s organisations & Men’s support programs all working together towards addressing Men’s issues for today. Also included are Men’s events & Men’s groups... read more about us here.
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NSW Disaster Assistance:
1800 018 444 (Bus hrs)
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Aust Govt Emergency info:
180 22 66
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Australia Directory – direct LINKS and PHONE index resources:
1/ Mens Health Men & Family- Triage Assess : Resources | Family | Infosearch | Partners.
2/ Mens Support Charity & Agencies- Help now : Assault | Assistance | Dad’s.
3/ Mens Referral Govt & Professional- Access Point : Specifics | Father’s | Consultants-$ | Reference.
4/ Mens Events Local & Regional- Male Call : Mens Programs | Mens groups | Mens Networks | Mens Global.
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Mens Health Australia Business Cards – (PDF format – print friendly):
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Click on your state link, from the map below…
– Special feature…
The Pursuit of Happyness [2006] Rating-M, 2 hours:
Will Smith stars in this moving tale inspired by the true story of Chris Gardner, a San Francisco salesman struggling to build a future for himself and his 5-year-old son Christopher (Jaden Smith). But without a salary, Chris and his son are evicted from their apartment and are forced to sleep on the streets, in homeless shelters and even behind the locked doors of a metro station bathroom. With self-confidence and the love and trust of his son, Chris Gardner rises above his obstacles to become a legend for all men to glean from…
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How Movies Teach Manhood.
A man’s research on the portrayal of men and women in movies…
to shed some light into more women team leaders and more men sharing who they are – also as team leaders through various forms of entertainment, by Colin Stokes – follow the image link below to watch…
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“Perhaps if tearful little boys were comforted instead of shamed then there might not be so many angry men struggling to express and empathize with emotions“ (unknown).
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Men’s Support – in the form of men’s groups getting together to share about men’s issues that they are confronting… blokes helping blokes!
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How about taking a look at a few short video clips on a more humourous side, of Men sharing… Men’s items of interest
[ Special feature ]
Helping support Australia’s rural communities and Aussie farmers.
Providing tangible resources to drought affected communities.
Stock feed, Money, & Volunteers…
NSW drought assistance…
Queensland and the rest of Australia…
– Australian of the year tributes…
Dr James Muecke, South Australian eye surgeon was named as the 2020 Australian of the Year. He intends to use his platform for advocating measures to tackle preventable blindness caused through diabetes – in addition to campaining for taxing sugar loaded drinks.
Read further about him and others here
[ Source – channel nine news ].
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Bernie Shakeshaft has been recognised as Australian of the Year Local Hero for 2020. A Former Northern Territory jackaroo helped more than a thousand of Australia’s most vulnerable kids via his established BackTrack Youth Work Program.
[ Source – Australian of the year.org ].
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– Australian Father of the Year
Australian Father of the Year for 2019: Our greetings goes to Mark Beretta as the recipient for this years award…
“The Shepherd Centre (a charity for deaf and hearing-impaired children) has named Mark for this years honour. A Dad of two, Ava (15) and Daniel (12), is also an ambassador for several organisations including RAISE Foundation, which assists young people in crisis, the Fight Cancer Foundation, and the Australian Paramedic Support Foundation.
“This is a huge and unexpected honour! Being a dad is a tremendous privilege and I am very grateful for a wife and kids who teach me so much,” he said. “Becoming a dad is a special experience and it does change your life in a very fulfilling way – all my favourite memories involve my family. Watch a short video of Marks family share
[ Source – channel 7 where Mark is a presenter ].
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– State Awards:
Victorian Father of the Year for 2019.
Congratulations to Chris Youngman, a 36-year-old dad from the small Victorian town of Drouin, about 100km east of Melbourne. He gave up his job and then his house in order to support his family through the sickness of their son… “We were basically doing split-parenting for quite a bit of the time.” We lived for the moment to eventually have him back home.
Lucas finished his intensive chemotherapy to continue treatment from home. Mr Youngman has also recently been able to return to his regular work with the support of his employer.
The young dad dismissed any notion that his sacrifices were extraordinary.
He was simply carrying on his duty as dad and as a husband.
[ Source – Yahoo news ].
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Queensland Father of the Year 2019.
Congratulations goes to Phil Sargeson, a Brisbane father of two. Phil, together with his wife Samara run a charity called Cereal for coffee that they started back in 2015 supporting thousands of school children to make sure that each child has breakfast at the start of each school day. Each week they provide more than 1,100 school kids with a healthy breakfast.
Phil was deeply touched when hearing that one in five children arrived at school without breakfast, he has become a hero role-model for his two kids, and along with Samara hero’s in their community.
Watch a short video on Phil’s family and their program.
[ Source – Scriture union Queensland ].
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Men’s Health Australia attempted to locate other “father of the year” awards… if you know of any please email us here.
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- Verse 2
- Beneath our radiant Southern Cross
- We’ll toil with hearts and hands;
- To make this Commonwealth of ours
- Renowned of all the lands;
- For those who’ve come across the seas
- We’ve boundless plains to share;
- With courage let us all combine
- To Advance Australia Fair.
- In joyful strains then let us sing,
- Advance Australia Fair.
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Mission Statement:
Supporting the lives of Men via the Men’s Elective Network… with Resource Directories for Help, Fulfillment and Contentment in life.
