Plan your R U OK?Day activities | R U OK?
WEBR U OK?Day is held on the second Thursday in September every year to remind Australians to ask, ‘are you OK?’ and start a meaningful conversations. Learn how to register your events, access free resources, shop for yellow products and watch the launch event recording.
R U OK? logos
WEBLearn how to use the R U OK? name and logo in your activities or events to support the campaign for mental health and wellbeing. Find out the conditions, restrictions and approved brand elements for different sectors and purposes.
R U OK? Day Early Childhood Activities - anzuk education - blog
WEBSep 9, 2020 · Learn how to teach young children about emotions, social skills and empathy with fun and engaging activities inspired by R U OK? Day. Find out how to create emoji masks, calm corner, compliment circle and more to support your students' wellbeing.
R U OK? Day - Childcare Alliance
WEBApr 18, 2024 · Thursday, September 12. Activities: Circle Time Discussion: Start the day with a circle time discussion about feelings and emotions. Encourage children to share how they're feeling and talk about what makes them happy, sad, or worried.
Digital resources - R U OK? Day - Monash University
WEBFind social media tiles, virtual backgrounds and suggested wording to spread the message of R U OK? Day, a national day of action to prevent suicide. Learn how to have a conversation with someone who may be struggling with life challenges.
R U OK? Day Early Childhood Activities - ANZUK Education
WEBActivities like creative play, building projects, board games, partner reading, etc. are great tools to reveal kids’ strengths and challenges as they begin to figure out how to manage school in the best way for themselves. Compliment Circle.
WEBR U OK? is a national suicide prevention charity dedicated to encouraging and empowering everyone to genuinely ask, “Are you OK?” and support anyone struggling with life.
Resources for Education Providers to ask "Are you OK?" | R U OK?
WEBFind free resources for educators and students to learn how to ask "Are you OK?" and support their peers. Download lesson plans, videos, posters, calendars and more for primary, secondary and tertiary schools.
R U OK? e-learning
WEBLearn how to check in with your friends, family and colleagues and start a conversation about mental health. Access free interactive courses on R U OK? website and discover resources, stories and tips.
R U OK? Merchandise
WEBR U OK? is a campaign to encourage people to ask each other "Are you OK?" and support those in need. Browse the online store for products such as t-shirts, cards, flags, posters and more to help you share the message.