The R4R Rag
Running for ResilienceWeekly stories from the Running for Resilience community striving to make Canberra suicide-free by 2033.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 384 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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If you can't find your purpose... give it to someone else
Christmas can be a lonely time for some… and when it rolls around each year, we’re so lucky that people like Ellie put up their hand to help keep our events running throughout the holidays.
Simply having a moment to be around others, at a...
Crusade for Connor | We wanted to honour our mate.
Connor Hogan was diagnosed with schizophrenia, anxiety, and depression in 2019... and in December 2022, he tragically took his own life.
What struck me most about this conversation was the amount of love I could see in these blokes eyes....
I wanted to understand why | Losing a brother
If you find your weakness, you’ll find your purpose.
It’s a quote that stuck with me after my Dad’s death and I couldn’t help but recall it when hearing Pip’s story. Her brother Dale passed away in 2009 and since that day, his memory has i...
I wanted to understand why | Pip Seldon | Losing a Brother
Pip Seldon is the founder of The Healthy Tradie Project beginning this journey after losing her brother to suicide.
Breeny sits down with Pip to talk about how the loss of her brother impacted her, how she's turned her pain into positivity...
Losing a Son | What I wish I knew
In episode 25 of the R4R Podcast, I sit down with Andrew Logan to hear his story.
Andrew has been sharing his thoughts and reflections on the death of his son, since that fateful day in November last year… and by doing so, he’s helping you...
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