Ashlee Harrison

RU OK Day 2022

Being a NFP leader is all about team, goals and financial success.

The severity of mental ill-health among WA’s youth impacts the wider economy and the state’s workforce.

Without corporate, individual and government support, charitable organisations wouldn’t be able to achieve the work they do to help the community.

Starting a conversation with a workmate, friend or family member could change their life and outlook for the better.

The next wave of leaders will need this one skill to rise above in a tech-heavy world.

The charity sector is working tirelessly to combat the alarming increase in the rates of mental illness among young Western Australians.

Youth mental health charity zero2hero has celebrated a decade of making a difference to the Western Australian community.

Christmas and New Years can be a particularly difficult time for many people, amplifying feelings of isolation and disconnection which can add to mental health struggles.

Youth suicide prevention charity zero2hero agrees with former Australian of the Year Professor Patrick McGorry’s warning to the Albanese government that a mental health overhaul is overdue.

Kate O’Hara, Judith Barker and Ashlee Harrison all have one thing in common – they each head up an iconic not-for-profit organisation in Western Australia, making a real impact to people in WA.

This week, the charity sector celebrates National Volunteer Week, from 20–26 May 2024, an annual celebration of volunteering.

Recent figures from the Mental Health Commission show a concerning 46 per cent of young females have suffered a mental health disorder between 2020 and 2022.

With the rise in mental health concerns among youth in Australia, bringing mental health conversations out into the open is critical.