Megan Taylor

In June, some of Australia’s most recognisable landmarks will light up in teal to honour the people who keep our communities safe every day. From AAMI Park in Melbourne and

Fortem Australia has launched the first stage of its dedicated disaster resilience toolkit, expanding its mental health literacy resource hub to better support emergency services workers, their families, and communities

Fortem continues to expand its outreach and virtual wellbeing program, increasing the range of social connection activities available to first responders, their families and communities, particularly those living in regional

Across Australia, first responders carry heavy mental loads, often quietly. Over the past year, Fortem Australia has been proud to support the Australian Bibliotherapy Foundation (ABF), formerly known as Brothers

First responders are facing increasing psychological strain due to natural disasters, the prolonged impacts of COVID-19, and repeated exposure to traumatic events. Research consistently shows that these cumulative pressures place

At Fortem, there is one day each year that stands above all others. Thank a First Responder Day is, without question, our favourite day of the year. On Wednesday, 10

Nearly twelve months ago, Jodie Mlikota stepped into the role of Community Engagement Coordinator for Fortem in South Australia and hasn’t stopped moving since. Jodie describes her first year as

Fortem Ambassador Garry Sims APM is sharing a deeply personal wellbeing practice with first responders and their families through his delivery of interactive photography workshops. With more than 40 years

The Fortem Wellbeing Hub came alive in December as emergency service workers gathered for two dedicated wellbeing events, a women’s and a men’s wellness day, focused on rest, recovery, connection

Matt Lamberth joined Fortem as an ambassador earlier this year, helping to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and wellbeing for first responders and their families, and the