EveryMan | Non-profit organisation

EveryMan

Phone: 02 6230 6999

Address: 3.01 Griffin Centre, 20 Genge Street 2601 Civic ACT

Website: http://www.everyman.org.au

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25.01.2022 Words can be incredibly powerful. Have you reached out to anyone today? Learn what to say after "R U OK?" and download resources to help you start the conversation that could change someone's life. www.ruok.org.au/join-r-u-ok-day

20.01.2022 EveryMan and Toora Women Inc. have worked in partnership over the last ten years to develop a highly effective service model used by their counsellors and case managers to support clients with high and complex needs. One of their joint programs is the #BuildingRespectfulFamiliesProgram. The Building Respectful Families Program helps men and women understand the foundations of respectful relationships, reducing the risk of domestic violence and effects that a dysfunctional relationship has on children within the family environment.

20.01.2022 "All of us in our lifetime will come across challenging situations and I guess to use the EveryMan term complex situations, it might be around family, it might be around our own physical and mental health, it might be about the challenges and difficulties that we have. What I believe EveryMan is, is a place where men can go to be supported no matter where they are in their life and what situation they face." #weareallhuman

18.01.2022 Waiting in the social distancing queue outside Access Canberra Belconnen where it’s 8 degrees. Asked if we could line up inside the building, which is open to visitors and there’s another entrance. No.

18.01.2022 Over the next few weeks, we want to bring you the Counsellors behind EveryMan. Sandra has been with EveryMan for 3 years now and shares a female perspective on working within a men’s service. #weareallhuman ... www.everyman.org.au See more

17.01.2022 EveryMan and Toora Women Inc. deliver The Building Respectful Families Program (BRF) together to help men and women understand the foundations of respectful relationships, reducing the risk of domestic violence and the effects that a dysfunctional relationship has on children within the family environment. We speak to Executive Director of Toora Women Inc. about this unique partnership and what outcomes it has on the families and children that take part. #weareallhuman... www.EveryMan.org.au See more

15.01.2022 Simon reflects on why EveryMan's mission of helping not only men but their families and partners is important to him. #weareallhuman www.EveryMan.org.au

15.01.2022 Julie works within our Indigenous Support and Accommodation program. Julie's background in early childhood allows her to focus on working with families that are struggling to keep their children in school, making sure they have the supplies and support they need. Julie is a proud Indigenous woman who is grateful to work within her community. For more information on the ISA Program visit http://ow.ly/GlSQ50Bd9YD #weareallhuman

15.01.2022 The national conversation about men's experience of domestic violence is becoming more public, and more nuanced. Its use as a blunt weapon to undermine the work being done to expose and reduce the incidence of domestic violence for women has been a significant barrier for a long time, but the momentum is gathering. https://www.abc.net.au//male-victims-of-domestic/12495738

15.01.2022 The biggest struggle we have and especially in our indigenous community is that a lot of people don't feel safe or culturally safe to go to a service and say look I'm struggling. I'd like to let people know that it's ok, it's ok to ask for help. #weareallhuman

13.01.2022 Do you feel safe when you go out at night? Tonight, the Canberra Rape Crisis Centre is hosting the annual Reclaim the Night March in Garema Place at 6pm. Join us, as we march to protest sexual violence and claim the right of every person to be safe in public spaces.

13.01.2022 During times of uncertainty it is not uncommon for domestic violence incidents and conflict within the home to increase. Through the Building Respectful Families Program we change lives by reducing violence in the home, working holistically with both parties in the relationship - Simon, EveryMan Violence Prevention Coordinator

13.01.2022 It’s now more important than ever to look after your overall health and wellbeing. In support of #WomensHealthWeek (7-11 September) we encourage you to take some time out to check in on your health and to keep making positive changes that can last a lifetime. www.womenshealthweek.com.au

12.01.2022 Can we send him to the US for cloning? https://apple.news/AZAthVqhjSUCTaEYRB1xtWg

10.01.2022 https://www.theguardian.com//acting-climate-change-can-get

08.01.2022 Eli Taylor at CoffeeLab is supporting men's health during Movember. If you'd like to support him... https://au.movember.com/mospace/14418334

07.01.2022 Today we speak to Alistair, Client Services Manager at EveryMan. Alistair explains that we all go through some sort of trauma or tragedy in life- but that doesn’t define who we are. #weareallhuman www.everyman.org.au

07.01.2022 OK, if you’re interested in men’s mental health, here’s a great way of showing your support. https://fb.me/e/7ukcJDFST

04.01.2022 Simon is the Coordinator and Senior Practitioner for Violence Prevention Services at EveryMan and describes how our programs differ from others available. "We work with men individually over a longer period of time to achieve desired outcomes." Simon talks to us about seeing change in the family dynamic when men work hard at their programs and the flow on effect it brings to families, especially when there are children involved. ... #weareallhuman www.everyman.org.au

03.01.2022 Just found this on Twitter. I don’t know where it came from so I can’t attribute it, but it’s too precious not to share.

01.01.2022 Torrens University Australia in partnership with Beyond Blue are offering a free online short course that has been developed to enable participants to be more aware about the broader impacts of living with depression. The course will encourage people and communities to talk more about mental health, and engage those with a lived experience to get involved in conversations and discussions about recovery. Course name: Understanding Depression: Learning From Lived Experience Loc...ation: Online Course duration: 4 weeks minimum 2 hours per week (8 hours total) Open to anyone with a personal or professional interest in understanding depression. Register via the link below: https://www.torrens.edu.au/understanding-depression-learnin