2022 with R U OK?

hello • 21 December 2022

Every day we hear from Australians who share with us the positive impact an R U OK? conversation has had in their life or how by asking,  'are you OK?', they've helped someone in their world find support. The video below shares some of the stories of 2022 that remind us that a conversation can truly change a life.


Holiday office closure


The R U OK? office is closed from Thursday 22 December and will reopen Tuesday 10 January. 

 

If you are experiencing difficult emotions during the Christmas/New Year holiday period, please consider calling Lifeline on 13 11 14 for a confidential listening ear, any time of the day or night. If you are concerned for your own safety or that of others, please call Triple Zero (000).


You can also find information about support services on the R U OK? website here. We also encourage those who are well and able to find time over the holiday period to check in with those in their world who might be struggling. You can find ’Tis the season to be asking R U OK?’ connection tips and resources here.

Tis the season to be asking R U OK? banner
A smiling woman with long dark hair holding a yellow R U OK? coffee cup

Connecting communities one conversation at a time

24 September 2026
When the R U OK? Conversation Convoy rolled into Bridgetown, Western Australia, it brought a familiar message to a community where looking out for one another is part of everyday life.
Bonez and Jennie

Bonez and Jennie's reason for doing Ks for R U OK?

2 September 2026
The pair are taking part in Ks for R U OK?, a fundraising challenge that encourages people to get moving while raising funds and awareness for mental health and suicide prevention.
Chris R U OK? Community Ambassador

Chris's story: If you're thinking it, ask R U OK? Any Day

2 September 2026
Chris’ former neighbour, Blake, was just 14 years old when he noticed something wasn’t right and trusted his instincts enough to act.
Show More