AUSBIZ Brokers funding PBB to save more lives
PBB CEO Gillian Hunt talks about the expansion of services to meet rising demand on our busy helpline (1300 853 437)
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AUSBIZ Brokers funding PBB to save more lives
PBB CEO Gillian Hunt talks about the expansion of services to meet rising demand on our busy helpline (1300 853 437) https://youtu.be/Zaq2xNg1C7M
Life coaches pivot to divorce after spike in marriage breakdowns
Read this story published in the Sydney Morning Herald https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/life-and-relationships/life-coaches-pivot-to-divorce-after-spike-in-marriage-breakdowns-20220720-p5b31k.html
Male-friendly environments are critical!
Read this story published in the EPOCH TIMES. Interviewed Gill Hunt (CEO) and Alan Valja (Founding member) https://www.theepochtimes.com/male-friendly-environments-critical-in-reducing-male-suicides-suicide-prevention-group_4542865.html
Albanese Government demonstrates commitment to suicide prevention
Parents Beyond Breakup welcomes the focus of the Albanese Government on suicide prevention through the appointment of Assistant Minister for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, the Hon Emma McBride MP. “The appointment of the Hon Emma McBride MP as Assistant Minister for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention is a welcome sign from the Albanese Government …
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ABC Radio – a mum talks about parental alienation
In the lead up to Mother’s Day one of the mums attending the ‘Mums in Distress’ group shares some of her experiences and insights in an ABC radio interview… “My family has suffered from parental alienation. It is caused when a child (or children) aligns themselves with one parent and rejects the relationship with the …
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ABC Radio Newcastle
Parents Beyond Breakup CEO Gillian Hunt and Dads in Distress facilitator Rob Hoile talk to the ABC about how the budget could better assist those who need it most
Newcastle Herald: New Dads in Distress Group
“Dads in Distress, a peer support group for fathers going through a relationship breakup, launched for the first time in Newcastle on Tuesday night at the Hunter Workers Union”. Click link for the full story – Support growing for dads as helpline calls hit ‘all-time high’ (newcastleherald.com.au)
Parliament: Senator Eric Abetz (TAS) calls for support for PBB
Today in The Senate – The Honourable Senator Eric Abetz, Senator for Tasmania, commending the work of PBB and encouraging support!!