2024 Live4Life Annual Report

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2024 Live4Life Annual Report

The 2024 Live4Life Annual Report is now published! Read about all the incredible achievements across the Live4Life communities in Victoria and Tasmania in 2024.

As ever, young people are at the centre of Live4Life. It has been a privilege to witness the achievements of students volunteering in Live4Life Crews, to see so many of them come together at Crew Camp in September and to meet those in the inaugural Crews of Ballarat, Central Goldfields, Hepburn, Wellington and Break O’Day, who all hit the ground running with such enthusiasm and whole-hearted embrace of the Live4Life ethos.

Lots of amazing highlights to be proud of!

  • 8,968 Secondary Students received Mental Health Education

  • 297 Young Mental Health Ambassadors took part in Live4Life Crew

  • 29,991 young people reached since Live4Life began

  • New communities of Latrobe Valley, Wellington and Hepburn

  • 46 Crew members had a blast at Crew Camp

  • First Tasmanian Live4Life Crew

  • LAP it UP - 762 swimmers, over 80 towns and cities, an extraordinary 53,056 laps and raising $93,212

While we are well underway with 2025 activities, it's great to take a moment and reflect on the collective accomplishments of young people, their rural and regional communities, and the partner organisations during the last year.

Mental health of young people is a pressing issue worldwide and it’s worth noting there is now increasingly widespread recognition that prevention must be elevated as an urgent priority within any future youth mental health strategy. This report confirms Live4Life is well ahead of the curve, with a thoroughly tested program honed since 2010, and established reach across much of Victoria and now into Tasmania.

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