Painaustraliais Australia’s leading pain advocacy body working to improve the quality of life of people living with pain, their families and carers, and to minimise the social and economic burden of pain on individuals and the community.
You’ll find a vibrant and growing community of smart, enthusiastic people at Finding North Network. Our goal is to foster conversations and assist people in making helpful, informative, and fun connections.
This is a safe space where you can share your experience, learn from others and support each other.
A supportive place for anyone making change in their gambling, as well as concerned friends and family. Connect, be inspired, motivate others. Share your experience & strategies. Safe. Anonymous. Professionally monitored. Free of judgement.
A place to communicate and collaborate on what’s important in community mental health.
A free online community connecting teens living with illness or disability, & their siblings, in Australia or New Zealand.
Via our partner SANE Australia, HelpingMinds® hosts and facilitates online forums for people affected by mental health challenges. These forums are monitored 24/7 which means you can access them anytime, anywhere, for support from professional staff.
Sleep Disorders Australia (SDA) is a voluntary Not for Profit organisation that provides information and offers support to people and their families who are affected by sleep disorders throughout Australia. We also advocate for the needs of people with sleep disorders and raise awareness of sleep disorders and the significance they can have on the lives of those affected by them.
We work with a range of sleep health professionals, organisations, research centres and peak bodies. Membership is available to all sufferers, members of their family, medical professionals, and any member of the public who has an interest in the area of sleep disorders.
The Sleep Health Foundation is a not for profit health promotion charity that aims to raise community awareness about the value of sleep and its common disorders, and to improve public health and safety. The Foundation receives no government resources and relies on the untied funding and support of its corporate partners, sponsors, members and donations.