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Cricket NSW and Gotcha4Life Partnership Announced
Sydney Sixers, Sydney Thunder, and Cricket NSW are proud to announce their partnership with Gotcha4Life, an organisation that’s encouraging Aussies to help combat mental health issues by simply being there for their mates.
The Origin of Gotcha4Life
Gus Worland hosted a 3-part documentary on the ABC called Man Up, which is where he met Tom Harkin, founder of Tomorrow Man. The documentary challenged masculinity in this country and asked the question
Breaking Down Stigma - Gus Chats to John Eussen
Interviewed here by John Eussen for the Health Life Design Podcast and co-presenting with Craig Arnold, Gus discusses his quest to reach zero suicide in Australia.
Head Above Water: Talking Swim-a-Thon Success
Gus Worland, Andrew 'Wardy' & Steve Gamble, founder of Man Anchor - a trio of triumph in the mental fitness space, sit down to tell us what has been happening with the funds raised from the Head Above Water swim-a-thons since 2019.
Familiar Echoes - a Poem About Strength in Vulnerability for Men
I dared to speak to other men - How hard it was to start I shifted from my empty head and trawled within my heart
NRL State of Mind Program Announces Gotcha4Life as Support Partner
The NRL’s mental health program, NRL State of Mind today announced a partnership with not-for-profit mental health foundation
Sonny Bill Donates Jersey Spot to Gotcha4Life
Sonny Bill Williams has donated his back of jersey spot to Gotcha4Life, as well as donating $10,000 to the mental fitness charity.
Donuts making a difference at school – and beyond
Sydney’s Parramatta Marist High School's Bronut Day is a heartwarming tradition aimed at promoting conversations about mental health and the importance of reaching out to make a difference. Discover how this sweet tradition is transforming lives and fostering lasting connections among students.
Look Who’s Talking in Tumut
In the tranquil embrace of the Snowy Mountains, Tumut's men once held their emotions in silence, until a pivotal call to Gotcha4Life in 2017 ignited a transformative conversation about mental health. Jo Murrell, the local medical centre’s practice manager, took action to break the cycle of waiting lists and fleeting counseling support, ultimately uniting the community in a powerful movement for change.