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

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Our deepest condolences go to the family, friends and the whole Victoria Police force. Today hundreds of officers have j...
05/09/2025

Our deepest condolences go to the family, friends and the whole Victoria Police force.
Today hundreds of officers have joined the family and friends of of Senior Constable Vadim de Waart-Hottart to farewell the officer killed in the line of duty.
Rest in peace.

UNITED WE STAND.All the Emergency Service Personnel across Australia have their thoughts with the two slain police offic...
29/08/2025

UNITED WE STAND.
All the Emergency Service Personnel across Australia have their thoughts with the two slain police officers in Victoria.
Rest In Peace :(
We are also standing right beside all the agencies that have deployed who are now on the hunt for the gunmen.
Stay Safe.

We are deeply saddened to learn of the horrific shooting of Victorian Police Officers today.Our condolences go to the me...
26/08/2025

We are deeply saddened to learn of the horrific shooting of Victorian Police Officers today.
Our condolences go to the members family, friends and work colleagues.
As always, we ask that if anyone needs assistance to reach out to your colleagues or welfare units.

Contact phone numbers are below
TPAV welfare 9468 2600
Police welfare 1300 090 995
Beyond Blue 1300 867 888
TELUS Health 1300 361 008

20/08/2025

Last night we finalised the last of our accounts and were able to transfer $85,400 to NSW Police Legacy

With all of the challenges we are absolutely blown away by the generosity of not only our sponsors but every person who took part in any way at Beat the Blue.

This will make a significant difference to the lives of legatees and we thank you all for your generosity.

The remainder of our new Industrie merch is online, and we would love to see that number hit $100,000 by the end of the year. Jump on now and grab your Dad a great father’s day present or even something just for yourself 😊
https://beattheblue.org/shop/



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This week, the NSW Government introduced its third attempt at workers compensation reform.Once again, it puts the budget...
09/08/2025

This week, the NSW Government introduced its third attempt at workers compensation reform.

Once again, it puts the budget bottom line ahead of the wellbeing of injured workers.

The new bill would make it even harder for workers with psychological injuries to access long-term care and support – raising the threshold to a level most seriously injured workers will never meet.

The union movement has always backed genuine reform. We know the system is broken.

But we need change that helps injured workers recover and return to work safely and holds insurance companies to account when they delay treatment or deny legitimate claims.

This bill does none of that.

Worse still, the Government is rushing it through Parliament – trying to bypass the scrutiny that their last bill is facing in an inquiry.
We need to stop this.
Call on them to stop this bill and support reform that actually works.
Together, we can make them listen.

Yours sincerely,

Mark Morey
Secretary, Unions NSW

07/08/2025

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