Prepare for natural disasters
Natural disasters like bushfires, floods and storms can happen with little warning. Learn simple steps to prepare, stay informed, and keep yourself and others safe in an emergency.
Wellbeing resource collection
I am a veteran and no longer serving
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Experiencing difficulty with drugs and alcohol
Alcohol and other drug use can affect health, relationships and daily life, but support is available for veterans, families and carers. With the right help, recovery is possible, and people can improve wellbeing, rebuild connections and find a way forward.
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Unexpected illness
This resource explains common responses, practical first steps, and support options for people experiencing illness or caring for someone who is.
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Volunteering
Volunteering can help veterans and families of veterans stay connected, contribute their skills and find a sense of purpose.
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Veteran Mentor Program
Veteran Mentors are ex-servicemen & women dedicated to teaching troubled teens effective skills and strategies they’ve learnt via their respective military careers.
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Veteran Mental Health Precinct
The Jamie Larcombe Centre is a purpose-built veterans’ mental health precinct located at the Glenside Health Service Campus. The Centre provides specialised mental health care for current and former A
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Shoulder to Shoulder
Shoulder to Shoulder is a supportive, peer-led community that's free to join, anonymous, professionally moderated, and accessible 24/7 and on any device.
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Pets
Pets can support your wellbeing by offering companionship, comfort, and a sense of connection.
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Starting your own business
Many veterans find starting their own business rewarding and a great way to use and build on skills obtained in the ADF.
