BEHIND THE SEEN

BEHIND THE SEEN Behind the Seen research and implement strategies which heighten awareness and promote conversation.

There are 400,000 emergency services workers across Australia, including 200,000 volunteers. Current statistics indicate 1 in 10 will experience symptoms of post traumatic stress related to critical incidents. Research has shown that early intervention and informed support networks may reduce the severity of stress symptoms and aid recovery. Behind the Seen train emergency services personnel to work together to build resilience, increase support and reduce the stigma of mental health challenges. We engage with local and national emergency services communities, lobby for policy change and design and implement programs to improve the health and well-being of emergency services personnel and their families

Behind The Seen has been designed for the whole 000 emergency response network in Australia (paid and voluntary)

Need to talk to someone? Here are some options:

- 000 for emergencies
- Your organisational supports (EAP or Chaplain)
- Your local doctor
- Lifeline 131114 (24/7)
- Beyondblue 1300 22 4636

10/04/2026

Staff from the Aviation Command today met Rose Donald at the Little Wings Base at Bankstown Airport. Rose, aged 17 & sitting her year 12 exams this year, is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the youngest female pilot to fly solo around Australia. Whist attempting to break the record she hopes to raise $100,000 for the Little Wings charity. Her trip will take around 80 flying hours and she will travel 15,000kms, at the end of the circumnavigation she should have enough experience qualify for a commercial pilots licence. From all of us at PolAir, we wish Rose all the best of luck in her journey. pilotrose.au littlewingsaustralia

Don't Ignore The Warning Signs of incident stress.You're Not Alone.
09/04/2026

Don't Ignore The Warning Signs of incident stress.
You're Not Alone.

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of a Nsw Police Officer on the Central Coast.Our thoughts are with their ...
06/04/2026

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of a Nsw Police Officer on the Central Coast.
Our thoughts are with their family, friends and colleagues. :(

PLEASE - if you're struggling seek support from friends, family, EAP, Peer support or
LIFELINE 131114 or online www.lifeline.org.au crisis chat 7pm to 4am 7 days a week
BEYONDBLUE 1300 22 4636 or online www.beyondblue.org.au webchat 3pm to 12pm
SU***DE CALLBACK SERVICE 1300 659 467

29/03/2026

This is a scene that no one ever wants to see.

The tragic consequence of a single moment’s choice.

Speeding steals lives. Speeding steals futures. Speeding steals what can never be returned.

Every decision you make behind the wheel matters.

Slow down. Drive with care. Arrive alive.

NSW Police Force has become so depleted, it is now the most understaffed frontline emergency service in NSW, falling wel...
15/03/2026

NSW Police Force has become so depleted, it is now the most understaffed frontline emergency service in NSW, falling well behind nurses, paramedics and firefighters.

12/03/2026
09/03/2026

Wollongong paramedic Harriet Moore says she's humbled to have received one of the highest industry honours for caring for patients following a fatal, high-speed crash involving her ambulance.

Read on... https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-09/nsw-ambulance-award-for-paramedic-harriet-moore-after-crash/106419942

The 37-year-old suffered a broken foot and bruised ribs during the two vehicle collision outside Bodalla in May 2023, but managed to treat her partner and two patients.

She was presented the Commissioner's Conspicuous Service Medal at the Regional NSW Ambulance Awards Ceremony last week.

02/03/2026

Premier Jacinta Allan conceded further reform could be needed and that the outcome in this case was concerning.

Mainstream Media should show some respect.How about blurring an image of a serious accident that only happened this morn...
27/02/2026

Mainstream Media should show some respect.
How about blurring an image of a serious accident that only happened this morning.
Out of the respect of the families and work colleagues at their loss, some of these folk wouldn't have even heard the sad news.
Yes I know the general public wouldn't abide by the same courtesy, but mainstream media really needs to have a good think about showing some compassion..
I won't even mention the triggering effect that can happen to people with PTSD that these sorts of images can do.
Its not always about Clicks or subscriptions ya senseless bastards.

One of the hardest things to have to do in my life has happened today.We had to say goodbye to our beautiful boy "Louie"...
24/02/2026

One of the hardest things to have to do in my life has happened today.
We had to say goodbye to our beautiful boy "Louie" A.K.A Arse Clown #2.
He has been battling a Prostrate tumour for over 18months, but due to its size it was now restricting his bladder and Bowel.
The decision was made to not let him suffer in pain, and with the kindness of Dr Dee at Kanwal Vets, we let Louie cross the rainbow bridge to be with our Anooshka & Chicken & Maxoo.
Thank you Louie, You were the best Rescue Pug anyone could wish for.
Love you xoxoxoxo

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