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This black belt karate instructor knows a thing or two about rising to the challenge.
Aged 25, Natalie was diagnosed as pre-diabetic but after taking her health into her own hands, she reversed that diagnosis and is now a black belt karate instructor.
Find out how she did it and take our online health check here:
https://www.bupa.com.au/campaigns/get-well/type-2-diabetes
#DiabetesWeek
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This black belt karate instructor knows a thing or two about rising to the challenge. Aged 25, Natalie was diagnosed as pre-diabetic but after taking her health into her own hands, she reversed that diagnosis and is now a black belt karate instructor. Find out how she did it and take our online health check here: https://www.bupa.com.au/campaigns/get-well/type-2-diabetes #DiabetesWeek
Pack your bags Bupa ambassador, Shae Graham, you're off to Paris! Congratulations Shae and to everyone who made the Australian Steelers Wheelchair Rugby Team. We can't wait to see you give it your all. #Paris2024 #Healthcaring #BupaAmbassador Australian Paralympic Team
We shouldn’t shy away from putting our mental health first, or discussing how we feel. Tragically, we see suicide as the leading cause of death for Aussie men aged between 15-44. Bupa’s Dr Simon Benson shares his top tips for good mental health. For more information visit: https://ms.spr.ly/6187Ya9nX #DrSimonSays #menshealthweek
We caught up with Carlton Football Club champion and testicular cancer survivor, Sam Docherty, as part of Men’s Health Week. And his message is simple - If it doesn’t feel right, get it checked. What does good physical and mental health look like for Sam these days? #MensHealthWeek
World Environment Day
We’re working hard to become a net zero business by 2040.
We know there’s a long way to go, but we’re committed to doing our part and are working hard with our partners and suppliers to move in the right direction.
Learn more Bupa’s sustainability plans:
https://ms.spr.ly/6184YW7oq
Meet Luke and Yoyo
Yoyo’s talents lie far beyond basic companionship – she’s also been helping turn around lives.
Luke lives with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and received Yoyo from Assistance Dogs Australia (ADA), and she’s helped him with his anxiety, major depressive disorder, getting him outdoors and heading to the shops.
The Bupa Foundation awarded ADA one of its community grants to help it continue the life changing work.
https://media.bupa.com.au/bupa-foundation-support-for-assistance-dogs-australia/
The countdown is on, and there's 100 days to go until the Paris Paralympics 2024. Curtis McGrath - Athlete is pumped and set to go. You ready to get behind our athletes? Australian Paralympic Team #100DaysToGo #Paralympics
It's time to lace up and show off your footy skills! Don’t miss you chance to win a kick-to-kick with Carlton Football Club's Charlie Curnow and a 2024 team-signed guernsey.^ Plus, you could bring along four lucky mates and help good health (and maybe a straighter drop punt) catch on. ^Terms and Conditions apply https://ms.spr.ly/6184YkciI
It’s Mother’s Day – now you’re grown up, anything you should get off your chest? Bupa team members have embraced the Mother’s Day confessions 😉. Have you got something to confess to your mum?
From this generation to the next, the Carlton v Collingwood rivalry is one for the ages. Tonight they’ll clash at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) - and as the proud member partner of Carlton Football Club, it’s no surprise we’ll be backing the mighty Blues! Go ‘Baggers!
People and Planet Health : The Role of Healthcare Professionals in Climate Action
If the global health sector was a country, it would be the fifth‐largest greenhouse gas emitter on the planet.
90% of healthcare workers say they want to help make sustainable changes at work, but face obstacles like time and resources.
We want to be that change, to reimagine healthcare to protect both human and planet health.
You can watch the full series here | https://ms.spr.ly/6183YGYlS
For many of us, going to the beach is as simple as slip, slop and slap. For those living with autism, sensory issues, anxiety or social differences can mean that different sounds, smells, textures and the waves themselves can be overwhelming. But Ocean Heroes Australia is helping empower autistic people to try surfing with free sessions around Australian beaches to improve their physical and mental wellbeing. Ocean Heroes are part of the Bupa Foundation Community Grant program and we are so proud to see them in action, giving kids and adults new confidence to their everyday lives.
OK Boomer. The latest Bupa Pulse Check study shows that the Baby Boomers might just have something on the younger generations, reporting they’re living healthier lives despite being older. Find out more – link in comments. #UnpluggedGeneration #FamilyTalks #StayActive #BupaPulseCheck
Winner winner, chicken dinner! If you love the sight of a flying drumstick as much as us, chances are you'll love this one. If you’re a Bupa member – be rewarded with our $50,000 Life Rewards member giveaway.* 💰 Win BIG with brands like Harvey Norman, Woolworths, Myer and more! Over 50 prizes up for grabs.* 🎉
How to have conversations with kids - Kids Helpline
Let's talk about talking! 🗣️
Check out these youngsters from Kids Helpline mastering conversations!
Don't be shy, give it a try!
#ChatChampions #KidsHelpline
If you’re struggling with your mental health, it can feel daunting to reach out for help. That’s one of the reasons we’re partnering with THIS WAY UP (TWU), to make it as easy as possible for our customers to get the support they need. Bupa’s mental health program manager, Dr Andre Rodriguez, says TWU helped many take that first step, and most are seeing a real difference already.
Continuing a legacy to save lives.
When mum-of-three, Leane Flynn, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in her 40s, she made it her mission to raise awareness and fundraise for research into the disease.
She sadly passed six months ago, and this ovarian cancer awareness month, Leane’s daughter Amelia says they miss her every day and vow that her mum’s legacy will live on.
Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF) Witchery