Megan Taylor

Some of Fortem’s work is only possible thanks to its incredible volunteers, and that includes Matt Stevens who has been supporting Fortem’s work in his own time for the past

Three Peaks Gym has thrown its support behind first responders and their families donating a share of their opening day profits to Fortem Australia. The family-owned gym in Nambour celebrated

Fortem has welcomed a $3 million funding grant from the Federal Government which will support its ongoing work delivering mental health and wellbeing services for emergency services workers and their

In a compelling episode of the Brave Always podcast, Fortem’s CEO Mick and former Deputy Commissioner of the New South Wales Police Force, shares insights from his 31-year policing career

A newly redesigned edition of the eMHPrac Australian Digital Mental Health Directory for Health Practitioners has just been released and Peak Fortem has been proudly included among the featured services.

Get your teddies ready in Western Australia, because the inaugural Teddy Bears’ Picnic will be taking place at Government House Gardens in Perth next month. Fortem is delighted to be

Fortem has been recognised for its work on the NSW north coast at the Ballina RSL Club’s annual community recognition evening.  Local community engagement coordinator Kerryann Smith was on hand

Joining Fortem in January this year as a community engagement coordinator, Kylie has been integral to Fortem’s growing wellbeing activity calendar in Sydney and the surrounds. With lived experience of

The impact of mentors on participants in Fortem’s Career Management Program has been so positive, that many graduates are now asking to become mentors themselves. Introduced earlier this year following

Fortem Australia is expanding its early intervention and prevention support for first responders with the launch of a new online webinar – Aftermath: Rebuilding strength, restoring hope. This one-hour session

Fortem Australia today celebrates 6 years of supporting first responders and their families, after being established on World Mental Health Day in 2019.  World Mental Health Day aims to raise

Two first responders have raised over $11,500 for Fortem Australia, while also raising community awareness of first responder mental health and wellbeing.  Police officer Todd Cremer and fire fighter Mike