Fortem Australia has partnered with Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo to offer first responders and their families an incredible gratitude event ahead of Thank a First Responder Day. To
A powerful new documentary shining a spotlight on the hidden toll of trauma will make its debut on Thank a First Responder Day. PTSD Love Stories premieres in Newmarket, Queensland,
Hundreds of crocheted ‘triple zero with heart’ keyrings will make their way to first responders and their families this June to share just how much we love what they do,
23 May 2025 Fortem Australia extends its heartfelt thanks to Australia Zoo and the Irwin family for their support of first responders and their families this Thank a First Responder
A family fun day to thank first responders and their families for everything they do has been made possible thanks to the financial support of the City of Moreton Bay.
As Thank a First Responder Day 2025 draws closer, there’s been an incredible wave of interest from schools, childcare centres, and libraries across Australia — with strong engagement from communities
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
There’s just one month until Thank a First Responder Day, and to help share the love, Fortem has launched Triple Zero with Heart – a simple symbol that represents how
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
There are more than 370,000 first responders across Australia, and many of them are volunteers who have day jobs in addition to their role supporting the community. That’s why this
