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Thank you to all those that came out to see Dr Michael Carr-Gregg. Michael shared lots of practical trips to support the wellbeing of young people. Below are some of the key take home messages.
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The 10 Most Important Things to Tell Your Children
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Today is International Friendship Day. The 'R' in THRIVE stands for Relate Well. We know that healthy and respectful relationships are so important for our wellbeing. To help foster social connection we had friends from our Schools, Kinders and Langwarrin Community Aged Care coming together to participate in special activities designed by the THRIVE Aspirant Leaders and Play Leaders to help form and celebrate friendships. Doesn't get better than this! Thank you to all those that got involved and made the events so special.
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On Thursday the children at Langwarrin Park PreSchool ‘drove’ into Langwarrin Park Primary in their box cars! They were met by a group of enthusiastic Play Leaders – some of them had dressed up and Cooper even made his own car – he was worried that one of the kinder kids might need a spare, how thoughtful! We spent the session on the oval, racing and cheering each other on. They also played a game of Freeze, Mr. Wolf and finished with a song ‘The Wheels on the Bus’. Play Leaders presented each kinder friend with their ‘Driving School licence’ before a high five and back to kinder. Well done to everyone, this was a terrific experience for all involved.
Men’s Health Week (MHW) is recognised in Australia each year from June 10 – 16th as an opportunity to acknowledge and explore the societal barriers men and boys can face when seeking help, and advocate for healthier concepts of masculinity, mental health, and wellbeing for boys and men.
As part of MHW, Frankston City Council is hosting a FREE light dinner & film screening of Happy Sad Man; a documentary film about the lives of five Australian men exploring their emotional selves and shines a light on masculinity and mental health also include a Q+A session with the director.
This event open and accessible to anyone above 15 years of age (mental health nature)
EVENT DETAILS:
What: Happy Sad Man Film Screening
When: Wednesday 12 June, 6:30pm – 9:00pm
Where: Langwarrin Football Club – 16 Shute Drive, Langwarrin 3910
Cost: FREE
Bookings essential, get your ticket here:
As part of MHW, Frankston City Council is hosting a FREE light dinner & film screening of Happy Sad Man; a documentary film about the lives of five Australian men exploring their emotional selves and shines a light on masculinity and mental health also include a Q+A session with the director.
This event open and accessible to anyone above 15 years of age (mental health nature)
EVENT DETAILS:
What: Happy Sad Man Film Screening
When: Wednesday 12 June, 6:30pm – 9:00pm
Where: Langwarrin Football Club – 16 Shute Drive, Langwarrin 3910
Cost: FREE
Bookings essential, get your ticket here:
Frankston Screening Happy Sad Man
HAPPY SAD MAN is about opening up and gaining insight in to how we can better be there for ourselves, for our mates and our loved ones.
