pressing:on
pressing:on
Podcast Description
Hosted by Claudia Nankervis, Pressing:on dives into the conversations with CEOs and founders of various charity partners, looking into their journeys and the passion that drives them to create social impact.
Pressing:On aims to amplify the voices of those making a difference, sharing their stories, challenges, and victories in a format that's as informative as it is inspirational. Each episode is designed to foster a deeper connection with the causes that matter most.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of social impact and charity initiatives, with episodes highlighting stories such as Big Group Hug's assistance for vulnerable families, Alex Makes Meals' food relief efforts during Covid, and Different Journeys' empowerment of the autistic community. Additional episodes like the special segment on demystifying philanthropy offer insights into fundraising and charitable partnerships.
Hosted by Claudia Nankervis, Pressing:on dives into the conversations with CEOs and founders of various charity partners, looking into their journeys and the passion that drives them to create social impact.
Pressing:On aims to amplify the voices of those making a difference, sharing their stories, challenges, and victories in a format that’s as informative as it is inspirational. Each episode is designed to foster a deeper connection with the causes that matter most.
In this episode, Carly Jordan, Kelly Marson and Dr Belinda Bell share the story of Let’s Talk and its mission to break the stigma surrounding mental ill health, encourage people to open up and seek help and build stronger, more connected regional communities. Based in Victoria’s south-west, Let’s Talk takes a preventative, community-focused approach to addressing mental ill health, bringing people together through education, awareness, conversation and local initiatives.
Tune in to hear Carly, Kelly and Dr. Belinda discuss the importance of creating communities where people feel comfortable talking openly about mental ill health, the challenges facing people in regional and rural areas, and why early conversations and community connection can make such a difference. Discover how Let’s Talk is working with local communities, health services, organisations and volunteers to challenge stigma, encourage people to seek support and create a culture where checking in, listening and starting a conversation can become part of everyday life.
To learn more, visit: https://letstalkaustralia.org/
Follow Let’s Talk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letstalksouthwest/
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