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A $42,000 Donation Towards
Multiple Sclerosis Research

The Rotary Passport Club of Sylvania Waters presented a cheque for $42,000 at the Australian Rotary Health office recently. This money was raised at a gala dinner and auction and will partially fund a Funding Partner PhD Scholarship project in Multiple Sclerosis!

We are incredibly grateful for the support.
 
 
 
Congratulations to the graduates and recipients of the SA Health Aboriginal Health Scholarship Program, which is co-sponsored by Australian Rotary Health.

Graduates and recipients were awarded at a celebration during National Reconciliation Week.
 
 
 
 
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Celebrate Australian Rotary Health's 40th Birthday

 
In 1996, The Late PDG Bruce McKenzie OAM was elected as the 5th Chairman of the Australian Rotary Health Board of Directors.

That same year in May, we held our 6th symposium focussed on Health and Family in Canberra. $1,423,500 in grants were allocated to 44 projects within that area.

This year is 40 years of ARH! Celebrate with us by donating to our birthday fundraiser page today.
Go to ARH Donation page
https://australianrotaryhealth.org.au/support-us/donate-online/
 

Lift the Lid on Mental Illness in Schools!

 
 
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NEW FINDINGS: 
Cultural Connection May Reduce Suicide Rates in First Nations Youth

 
A new research study funded by Australian Rotary Health suggests that increasing cultural connectedness at the community level may help to reduce suicide rates in First Nations youth.
 
To read the report in fu'll https://portal.clubrunner.ca/8540/Documents/en-us/7129f271-a1f6-4e5d-84b7-81a58a37a6d4/1/