Megan Taylor

Today marks the start of National Volunteer Week, and Fortem would like to say thank you to the many first responder volunteers who support their communities throughout Australia. We would

Fortem is delighted to welcome two new members to its Advisory Board and Board.  Deputy Commissioner Tracy Linford from the Queensland Police Service has joined Fortem’s Advisory Board as Chair,

The Fortem Wellbeing Hub in Western Australia is now open, and hundreds of first responders and their families have already visited to see what’s on offer. Made possible through the

Tax deductible donations made to Fortem Australia this tax time reduce your taxable income while supporting the mental health and wellbeing of first responders and their families.  All business and

Golfing enthusiasts will tee off for a great cause at the 2025 Gold Coast Police Golf Club Charity Golf Day. Fortem Australia is delighted to be named one of the

Fortem will hold two new eight-week mindfulness-based skills programs in May and July for first responders and adult family members following strong demand when it was announced earlier this year.

Fortem is delighted to have appointed 28-year police veteran and critical incident survivor Matthew Lamberth BM as its newest ambassador. Matthew spent almost three decades working as a police officer,

Work on Australia’s first dedicated wellbeing hub for first responders and their families is progressing well, with the doors ready to open soon. Located in Victoria Park, Western Australia, the

Fortem Australia has welcomed $1.75 million funding from the Australian Government which extends its current funding grant for six months to 31 December 2025. Provided through the National Emergency Management

Fortem Australia is calling for greater investment in early intervention and preventative mental health support for first responders, as emergency services prepare for an extreme weather event on Australia’s east