Mark your calendars for a week of action as communities across the country come together for Australia’s first-ever Extreme Heat Awareness Day. This day will be all about raising awareness of the risks of extreme heat and community led solutions to staying safe and cool during the hot summer months.

By joining in, you’ll be part of a national movement working towards cooler homes, streets and suburbs for everyone. Expect local events, fun activities, and plenty of practical tips to help you beat the heat.

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Description This is the first in a series of nation-wide conversations aiming to support us find hope and build community resilience and connection in these uncertain times.

What the heck is happening?

Diesel prices nearly double, the national cabinet is convened, the Prime Minister says ‘don’t panic’, out-of-touch world-leaders make decisions that wreak havoc on the entire planet.

Some of us plant an extra garden bed, others don’t even have time to consider what the impacts might be.

We are in uncertain times, our normal lives are facing shocks not seen for decades.

Are you prepared? Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, excited, uncertain, avoidant, or something else?

What is happening will naturally trigger all sorts of emotions. But not all of the things we feel the urge to do will be helpful - for ourselves as individuals or for our communities.

In this conversation, grounded in the wisdom from lived-experience, we will:

meet others who might be feeling the same and try to make sense together

find local connections and network across the continent

learn how experiences of community recovery and resilience from the Northern Rivers Flood catastrophe of 2022 might be applied to current and future circumstances

participate - a chance to have your say

become more empowered through the process, with tangible next steps

be the adults in the room in a world gone mad, and start this serious and caring conversation.

The Northern Adelaide Local Health Network (NALHN) presents an exhibition exploring how healthcare can play an active role in mitigating climate change and building a more sustainable future. Showcasing innovative circular economy initiatives, Green Team projects and local partnerships, the exhibition highlights NALHN’s practical climate solutions that are already making a difference across healthcare and inspiring visitors to imagine what’s possible when health and sustainability come together.