RRT Spark Conversation for R U OK? Day 2022

One in five Australians experience a mental illness in any given year.

In support of R U OK? Day, RRT volunteers from Picton and Mt. Gambier served meals and sparked conversations with tradies in Wollondilly, and students at Tenison Woods College respectively.

R U OK? inspire and empower everyone to meaningfully connect with the people around them and start a conversation with those in their world who may be facing difficult times in their lives. It is a harm prevention charity that encourages people to  stay connected and have conversations, encouraging people to invest more time in their personal relationships and informal support networks.

Tenison Woods College

Supported by Headspace, RRT Mt Gambier respectively provided lunch at Tenison Woods College, allowing teachers and students to have a thoughtful discussion on mental health and resources accessible to them.

Wollondilly  Tradie Brekkie

The suicide rate among young tradesmen is 3 higher than for other men.

RRT served meals and sparked conversations with tradies in Wollondilly.

R U OK? Day is over for another year but you can check in on your mates at any time.