It’s not easy to support someone struggling with gambling, especially if they’re close to you. What they do can impact your life every day. If you need some support - start here at GambleAware.
May 27 - June 3. It's a time to reflect, listen, and recommit. At Prosper (Project Australia), reconciliation means respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, learning from truth-telling, and building relationships grounded in humility and care.
This week, we acknowledge the resilience, cultures, and leadership of the world’s oldest continuing cultures and reaffirm our commitment to contributing, through our work and relationships, to a more just and reconciled Australia. ... See MoreSee Less
Today we acknowledge National Sorry Day and honour the Stolen Generations, their families, and communities. We recognise the lasting impacts of forced removal policies and the strength and resilience of those affected.
At Prosper (Project Australia), we reflect, listen, and reaffirm our commitment to reconciliation through respect, learning, and meaningful action. ... See MoreSee Less
It’s not easy to support someone struggling with gambling, especially if they’re close to you. What they do can impact your life every day.
If you need some support - start here at GambleAware.
www.gambleaware.nsw.gov.au/supporting-someone/supporting-family-and-friends
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May 27 - June 3. It's a time to reflect, listen, and recommit. At Prosper (Project Australia), reconciliation means respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, learning from truth-telling, and building relationships grounded in humility and care.
This week, we acknowledge the resilience, cultures, and leadership of the world’s oldest continuing cultures and reaffirm our commitment to contributing, through our work and relationships, to a more just and reconciled Australia. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today we acknowledge National Sorry Day and honour the Stolen Generations, their families, and communities. We recognise the lasting impacts of forced removal policies and the strength and resilience of those affected.
At Prosper (Project Australia), we reflect, listen, and reaffirm our commitment to reconciliation through respect, learning, and meaningful action. ... See MoreSee Less
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