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Every year more than 100,000 people take part in Rail R U OK? Here's ten reasons why rail organisations, and those working in the industry, should get involved.

2023 marked 15 years since our late founder Gavin Larkin held the first R U OK?Day. Since 2009 many, many thousands of Australians have asked, 'are you OK?', and started a meaningful conversation to support someone they care about through a tough time. Every day we hear from Australians who share with us the positive impact of an R U OK? conversation on their life or the lives of the people close to them. Thanks to each and every one of you who play such an important role in building our vision of a world where everyone is connected and protected from suicide. Our 'R U OK? in 2023' video highlights some of the wonderful work being done across Australia by our passionate community of supporters. We look forward to encouraging more life changing conversations in 2024.

When SES volunteer Ashleigh's co-worker noticed she'd been acting differently, they asked if she was OK. It's a conversation that changed her life.

Life is expensive. Working, studying, and socialising on a budget can be challenging. If you think your friend might be struggling with money or housing, there are a few things you can do to help.

Stewart - a plumber with 30 years experience - knows firsthand the challenges that come with being a tradie. He shares how to spot the signs a tradie is doing it tough, and why we should make checking in a regular thing.