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Gallipoli Medical Research The guidelines provide clear expectations about appropriate behaviour and include GMRF policy on image sharing and moderation.

Gallipoli Medical Research is committed to enhancing the health and wellbeing of veterans, their families and the wider Australian community by undertaking innovative medical research and translating results into high impact solutions šŸ’™ Social Media Guidelines

We have developed a clear set of guidelines for community members to ensure the GMRF page remains enjoyable for all visitors. Facebook is an important tool that enables GMRF to engage with you and the wider community. We encourage you to discuss and share opinions with others in a friendly and respectful manner. Whilst engaging on our page, please:
• be polite and sensitive to others
• behave with respect, courtesy, and without harassment
• protect your privacy and confidentiality by not including personal contact details such as email addresses, phone numbers or home addresses
• do not post repeat comments continuously
• do not promote commercial interests or advertisements. Please be advised that photographs, images or videos of families, supporters or staff cannot be used on GMRF hosted social media or internet sites without prior approval and appropriate consent. GMRF supports the Facebook Statement of Rights and Responsibilities and related Facebook policies, and we request that visitors to our page do the same. If content is personal or confidential in nature, offensive or impacting negatively on other visitors, we may remove comments and take the discussion 'offline’ or continue the conversation via private message. We will moderate where comments are deemed to be:
• offensive with the potential to cause harm to others, particularly in reference to an individual’s race, age, gender, sexuality, political leaning, religion or disability
• abusive or threatening towards others
• obscene (offensive language)
• promotional (for personal, corporate or organisational gain)
• confidential or of a private nature (includes personal details).

We loved meeting Josh at Ipswich Little Athletics!We’ve partnered with great organisations like Little Athletics Queensl...
20/02/2026

We loved meeting Josh at Ipswich Little Athletics!

We’ve partnered with great organisations like Little Athletics Queensland to highlight that veterans have so much to offer, and gain, from getting involved with their local sports clubs.

Find out more about Friends of GMR: https://www.gallipoliresearch.com.au/friends-of-gmr/

Please note you will need a subscription to read this article from the Ipswich Tribune Today

Josh Roney is one of thousands of Australian military veterans finding a new sense of purpose and camaraderie in sporting clubs as players, volunteers and officials.

As the new volunteer Centre Manager for Ipswich Little Athletics, Josh is a great example of how sport can honour, support and uplift Australian military veterans.

Link to the story in the comments. šŸ‘‡

ADF veterans are invited to give feedback on the RSL Be:Well online program.If you are currently serving in, or have lef...
19/02/2026

ADF veterans are invited to give feedback on the RSL Be:Well online program.

If you are currently serving in, or have left, ADF service and haven’t yet used RSL Queensland’s exclusive online program, RSL Be:Well, we invite you to take part in an evaluation project.

RSL Be:Well is a free, self-paced online program with short, interactive 20-minute modules designed to support veteran health and wellbeing. Your input will help inform how this resource is improved and delivered in the future.

What participation involves:

āœ… Brief initial survey
šŸ’» 30 days to complete three RSL Be:Well online modules
āœ… Post-completion survey
āœ… One-month follow-up survey

As a thank you for your time, participants will receive a:
šŸŽ $70 e-voucher sent to you after the post-completion survey,
šŸŽ an additional $50 e-voucher after completing the follow-up survey.

šŸ“© Would you like to take part? Learn more and register here: https://gallipoliresearch.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_daR6TZ3Gs0qJepo?source=gmr_socials_meta_paid

This study was deemed an evaluation activity by the Department of Defence and Veterans’ Affairs Human Research Ethics Committee and upholds the principles of the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (Reference: 670-25). If you are currently serving in the ADF, any participation in this study must be undertaken off-duty and in a civilian capacity. Conducted by Gallipoli Medical Research and proudly supported by RSL Queensland.

Yesterday, participants of the Cancer Wellness Program got their hands dirty for a fun kokedamas workshop. Facilitator, ...
19/02/2026

Yesterday, participants of the Cancer Wellness Program got their hands dirty for a fun kokedamas workshop.

Facilitator, Tracy, from Kokedamas by Trace, took 15 participants through a step-by-step two-hour workshop to make these very special arrangements. A morning tea was also shared, along with loads of chatter and smiles.

The Cancer Wellness Program is a free service designed to support cancer patients during and after their cancer journey. Run by a dedicated Clinical Nurse, and funded by GMR, the program is delivered at Greenslopes Private Hospital and is accessible to all individuals receiving cancer treatment onsite.

We are grateful for grant funding received from Lord Mayor's Charitable Trust to support these workshops.

šŸ‘‰Learn more: https://www.gallipoliresearch.com.au/cancer-wellness-program/

This Valentine’s Day, we’re grateful for our researchers, clinicians, participants, donors, and partners who make life-c...
13/02/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we’re grateful for our researchers, clinicians, participants, donors, and partners who make life-changing discoveries possible.

11/02/2026

On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, GMR celebrates the women driving research, discovery, progress and better health outcomes, today and every day. šŸ”¬

This week, GMR was delighted to host members of The Diggers Dozen (a dedicated group of GPH volunteers who have been rai...
06/02/2026

This week, GMR was delighted to host members of The Diggers Dozen (a dedicated group of GPH volunteers who have been raising funds for GMR for many years), past patients, and members of the public for a tour of GMR’s research labs and facilities.

Guests had the opportunity to explore our labs and hear directly from GMR Liver Research Officer and Lab Supervisor, Dr Kim Bridle, Research Officer/Registered Psychologist (Veteran Mental Health), Dr Kelly Brown, Respiratory Research Fellow, Dr Melinda Ashcroft, and Clinical Trials Assistant – Graduate Program Chloe Kennedy.

šŸ”¬ Interested in a lab tour? Please see upcoming dates below:
Wednesday 6 May
Wednesday 5 August
Wednesday 4 November

School, college, or community groups as well as members of the public are welcome. Registrations are essential as tours are limited.

To register, please email enquiries@gallipoliresearch.org.au

ā€œSport is not a silver bullet—but for many veterans and their families, it has become a powerful bridge between military...
04/02/2026

ā€œSport is not a silver bullet—but for many veterans and their families, it has become a powerful bridge between military life and civilian belonging.ā€

Gallipoli Medical Research Manager – Research Engagement and Development Associate Professor Miranda Van Hooff writes about how sport helps military veterans and their families when transitioning out of the Australian Defence Force.

Read more: https://www.gallipoliresearch.com.au/more-than-a-game-how-sport-helps-veterans-and-families-find-their-way-home/

Invictus Australia

World Cancer Day reminds us to come together to take action against cancer.Through our oncology clinical trials, liver r...
04/02/2026

World Cancer Day reminds us to come together to take action against cancer.

Through our oncology clinical trials, liver research, and Cancer Wellness Program at Greenslopes Private Hospital, GMR is working to improve cancer prevention, treatment, and care.

Today, we’re thinking of everyone who’s been impacted by cancer. We’ll continue to advocate for more research, which leads to better treatment and patient outcomes.

This was fun! Yesterday, GMR CEO Miriam Kent GAICD joined five-time Olympian Natalie Cook OAM OLY at the Aussie Athlete ...
30/01/2026

This was fun! Yesterday, GMR CEO Miriam Kent GAICD joined five-time Olympian Natalie Cook OAM OLY at the Aussie Athlete Fund BBQ in Post Office Square, Brisbane.

The event celebrated sport, summer and mateship, while raising funds to support athletes and their families with education and tools to build long-term financial sustainability.

Through GMR’s own sport initiative, Friends of GMR, we are partnering with peak sporting organisations to promote veteran participation and engagement in sport—helping veterans and their families reintegrate back into civilian life after service.

RE-INTEGRATION AFTER DEPLOYMENTComing home is a big change, for everyone. Re-integration after deployment, training, or ...
30/01/2026

RE-INTEGRATION AFTER DEPLOYMENT

Coming home is a big change, for everyone. Re-integration after deployment, training, or transition out of service can bring unexpected challenges for Defence families.

Mates4Mates explains why, and how support can help.

šŸ‘‰ Read more:

Mates4Mates is here to support families to reintegrate following deployment.

GMR congratulates Board Member, Gwen Cherne AM, on being appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in recognitio...
27/01/2026

GMR congratulates Board Member, Gwen Cherne AM, on being appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in recognition of her outstanding service to veterans, families of veterans and the broader community.

Since the death of her veteran husband, Sergeant Peter CafƩ, to su***de in 2017, Gwen has dedicated herself to advocacy for Australian war widows, families of veterans, su***de prevention, mental health awareness, and family and domestic violence prevention.

We are proud to have Gwen on the GMR Board and congratulate her on this well-deserved recognition.

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