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Today is White Ribbon Day and we’re starting a conversation to reduce future incidences of violence, promote gender equality and start building positive relationships based on respect. Understanding the causes, types and impact empowers people to choose speaking up over silence.

White Ribbon Australia | Stop men's violence against women Be a part of the world’s largest movement engaging men and boys to see violence against women as their problem to fix, not women’s problem to tolerate.

Fairy Bread Day is proudly supports The Pyjama Foundation!

In 2023, they announced the partnership with The Pyjama Foundation. This year, they have excited to continue our collaboration, working together to support children in foster care and make a positive impact in their lives.

Home | Fairy Bread Day Every day is Fairy Bread Day, we just celebrate it once a year! So get your 100's & 1000's, butter & fresh bread, & celebrate with us every 24th November.

Social Inclusion Week aims to help all Australians feel included and valued, giving everyone the opportunity to participate fully in society.

Created by Jonathon Welch AM, founder of the award winning Choir of Hard Knocks, Social Inclusion Week is about connecting local communities, workmates, family and friends, in order to build and strengthen relationships or networks and address isolation and exclusion of those who may be marginalised.

Social Inclusion Week Social Inclusion Week aims to help all Australians feel included and valued, giving everyone the opportunity to participate fully in society.

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Universal Children's Day promotes children's rights, togetherness and aims to improve child welfare. It is a brilliant time to teach your children about diversity and acceptance.

https://www.unicef.org.au/world-childrens-day?srsltid=AfmBOormGrUYCmhHethYm3_Vkky7JMLwZALcOMv8u5ufd1zOCJVWRFeX

World Children’s Day Listen to the future! Join us on 20 November to stand up for children’s rights.

International Men’s Day recognises that there are a broad variety of laws, values and viewpoints around the world that affect men and boys in different countries, in different ways. There is also a diversity of opinions about those laws, values and viewpoints, which are held by people of different genders and gender identities throughout the world.

International Men’s Day places a focus on that which unites humanity, giving everyone who wants to celebrate International Men’s Day the opportunity to work together towards the day’s six key objectives, which apply equally to all males irrespective of their age, ability, social background, legal status, race, beliefs, sexual orientation or gender identity.

It doesn’t matter who you are, every individual is free to celebrate International Men’s Day.

International Mens Day International Men’s Day (IMD) is celebrated on 19 November every year and is marked in around 80 countries worldwide. 



National Skin Cancer Action Week (17-23 November) highlights that we need to do more to promote sun protection.

Fortunately, most skin cancers can be prevented by using all five forms of sun protection when the UV level is 3 or higher:

👌 Slip on sun protective clothing that covers as much skin as possible.
👌 Slop on SPF 50 or SPF50+, broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen. Apply 20 minutes before going outdoors and every two hours afterwards.
👌 Slap on a hat – broad brim or legionnaire style to protect your face, head, neck and ears.
👌 Seek shade.
👌Slide on sunglasses – make sure they meet Australian Standards

https://www.cancer.org.au/cancer-information/causes-and-prevention/sun-safety/campaigns-and-events/national-skin-cancer-action-week

Cancer information and support Find evidence based cancer information on prevention, research, treatment and support provided by Australia's peak independent cancer authority

Just some of the amazing inspiration that was on display yesterday by Educator Jess..

Today is World Diabetes Day, and this year we're talking about living well with diabetes.

Millions of people with diabetes face daily challenges managing their condition at home, work, and school. They must be resilient, organised, and responsible, impacting both their physical and mental well-being. Diabetes care often focuses only on blood sugar, leaving many overwhelmed.

World Diabetes Day Let's talk about well-being for a better diabetes life. Diabetes and well-being is the theme for World Diabetes Day 2024-26.

Kindergarten Orientation expo today.. great to see so many new faces