Board Policies

Below is a list of policies that relate to the Carry On (Victoria) board of Directors.

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Veteran suicide – coping tips for bereaved families

Mental health challenges experienced by veterans stem from a multitude of sources. Significant and traumatic workplace incidents and experiences are a common factor, as is the transition from service, back into civilian life. The mental load carried by many veterans can be challenging at best and debilitating at its worst.
Shamsa Lea
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Carry On Cafe

Social enterprise cafe located in Morwell Victoria. Committed to supporting and Serving those who have Served.

5 Things to do for good mental well-being in Isolation
How yoga can help manage the challenges of PTSD

In Australia, approximately 12 out of 100 people will have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) at some point in their life. With PTSD affecting anybody who has been through traumatic events, including a serious accident, natural disasters or assault, war veterans are inevitably at higher risk for PTSD than the general population.
Accessibility
The emotional cost of the holiday season.
How to stay connected

Numerous studies have shown that strong ties with family, friends and the community provide people with happiness, security, support and a sense of purpose. As humans we all crave social connection, it’s just the way we’re wired. It gives us even greater joy when we connect with like-minded individuals who share similar beliefs and values.
Ballarat
Privacy Policy

At CARRY ON (Victoria) (“Carry On”), protecting your privacy and the confidentiality of your personal information is important. Carry On is subject to the National Privacy Principals (“NPPs”) under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). The following Privacy Policy explains how Carry On manages and protects the privacy of your personal information under the NPPs
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Peninsula
Visit our Hastings Op Shop & Veterans Centre

Our Op Shop in Hastings helps raise funds for our numerous welfare programs. It is also home to a veterans’ centre where anyone is welcome to stop by for a cuppa and a chat.