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We don't put up a paywall – we believe in free access to information of public interest. Well, unlike many news organisations, we have no sponsors, no corporate or ideological interests. This year, Big Blue Table is working with ambassadors including MasterChef winner and celebrity chef Julie Goodwin, and comedian, author and celebrity cook, Nat’s What I Reckon, who will be spreading the word about the new mental health campaign. “Beyond Blue is always available if you’re seeking support for your own mental health or supporting someone going through a tough time.” “Every dollar raised from your Big Blue Table will go towards the Beyond Blue Support Service, so counsellors can provide immediate advice, support, and referrals 24/7 at no cost to users. “We know starting a discussion about mental health can be challenging, so we have created a free Host Kit, including conversation starters, to help encourage open dialogue,” Dr Blashki added. Hosting a Big Blue Table event is easy – register online at, receive a free host kit, invite your guests, and fight the stigma in a relaxed environment, while raising much needed funds for the Beyond Blue Support Service. “Talking to people is one of the most powerful tools we have to raise awareness and every conversation can make a difference,” said Dr Blashki. All money raised will go towards bolstering the Beyond Blue Support Service, a resource which offers free round-the-clock counselling via phone, webchat and email.īeyond Blue Lead Clinical Adviser Dr Grant Blashki said that raising awareness for people affected by mental health conditions can be as simple as starting a conversation during a meal. Throughout the initiative, people are encouraged to host a meal and talk to friends and family about mental health. With aim to raise funds for the Beyond Blue Support Service, the fundraising challenge was created as a direct response to the eighteen per cent increase in support service contacts that Beyond Blue registered in 2021. The new initiative, Big Blue Table, takes place from 1 – 8 October, to kick off the first week of Mental Health Month. Beyond Blue is encouraging people to share a meal and start a conversation around mental health to support those impacted by anxiety, depression, and suicide.
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