Isaac Navicare

01/07/2026

ℹ️ The Navicare service has now closed and is no longer accepting referrals.

We extend our sincere thanks to our community, partners, and supporters for the trust they have placed in Isaac Navicare. As Navicare transitions, the program’s insights, impact, and evidence — including outcomes gathered through research and evaluation — will continue to guide future sustainability efforts, policy development, and service design.

Please note that this page will no longer be monitored.

24/06/2026

WHEN THE DUST SETTLES: A COMMUNITY CONVERSATION THAT MATTERS

📍 Moranbah recently came together for a powerful screening of When the Dust Settles, thanks to the leadership and commitment of The Outback Foundation and its valued partners.

A sincere thank you to:

The Outback Foundation
Civeo
Isaac Regional Council
Moranbah & District Support Services (MDSS)

for bringing this important documentary and conversation to our community.

Supporting Men's Mental Health Starts With Conversation

The film highlighted the realities many people face in regional and mining communities, and the ripple effects that mental health challenges can have on workers, families, friends, and the wider community.

Isaac Navicare was proud to attend and show support for an issue that continues to impact communities across the Bowen Basin.

Mining is an industry built on resilience, strength and hard work—but behind every roster, shift and worksite is a person, a family and a community.

Mental health challenges don't discriminate.

That's why the message remains as important today as ever:

"It Ain't Weak To Speak."

Let's continue to normalise:
✔ Talking openly about mental health
✔ The ups and downs of life
✔ Checking in with mates
✔ Seeking support early
✔ Asking for help when life becomes challenging

Prevention Matters

One of the most powerful messages from the event was the importance of early support.

"Prehabilitation beats Rehabilitation."

The earlier we reach out, connect and seek support, the better the outcomes for individuals, families and communities.

Thank You

A special thank you to Civeo for standing behind The Outback Mind Foundation and helping create opportunities for important conversations around mental health and su***de prevention in regional Australia.

Together, we can continue building communities where seeking support is seen as a strength, not a weakness.

22/06/2026

https://standbysupport.com.au/
Monday Mental Health Spotlight — Community Matters

🧠 Monday Mental Health Spotlight

In rural and remote communities, people often carry a lot silently.
When tragedy happens, the effects can ripple through families, workplaces, and entire towns.

StandBy Support After Su***de supports Australians who have been bereaved or impacted by su***de with free and confidential care tailored to individual and community needs.

Their support includes:
• Telephone and face-to-face support
• Connections to local services
• Community workshops and resources
• Ongoing support for individuals and workplaces

🌿 Healing starts with connection, support, and knowing you’re not alone.

📞 Support line: 1300 727 247

***dePostvention

StandBy is Australia’s leading su***de postvention program dedicated to assisting people and communities bereaved or impacted by su***de, call 1300 727 247.

19/06/2026

19/06/2026

Thank you Clermont!

16/06/2026

Screening today! See you at 9 am😊

🎬 FREE COMMUNITY SCREENING & BREAKFAST 🍳☕
As part of Men's Health Week. We encourage the Moranbah community to come along and support the screening of When the Dust Settles — a powerful and visually striking documentary by award-winning director Stuart McKay.

This important film explores the impact that su***de has on regional families and communities, helping to start conversations around mental health, resilience, and support.

📅 Wednesday, 17 June
📍 Moranbah Arts Centre, 38 Bacon Street, Moranbah
⏰ Breakfast from 8:30 AM | Screening starts at 9:00 AM
🎟️ Free Community Event

A free breakfast will be provided.

Whether you have been personally affected, support someone who has, or simply want to learn more, everyone is welcome to attend this meaningful community event.

***dePrevention

14/06/2026

Monday Mental Health Spotlight — Support Beyond the Surface

🧠 Monday Mental Health Spotlight
https://butterfly.org.au/

Sometimes the hardest struggles are the ones people cannot see.
Body image pressure, stress, anxiety around food, and self-worth can quietly affect people from all walks of life — including those in rural and remote communities.

Butterfly Foundation Helpline provides free support, information, counselling, and referrals for anyone impacted by eating disorders or body image concerns.

Whether you are struggling personally or supporting someone else, help is available.

🌿 Reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness.

📞 Call: 1800 334 673
💬 Online chat and email support also available.

Everyone’s experience of an eating disorder or body image issue is unique and access to care and support is essential.

12/06/2026

10/06/2026

🌱 Wednesday Wellbeing
Sophie had been keeping everything bottled up.
The stress, the worries, the pressure to “stay positive.”

Eventually, a colleague noticed and simply asked,
“Are you really okay?”

That conversation encouraged Sophie to reconnect with close friends and talk more openly about what was going on.

Over time, feeling supported helped reduce isolation and improved overall wellbeing.

🌿 Strong social connections are backed by research as one of the most important factors for mental and emotional wellbeing.

You don’t have to go through hard times alone.

Who’s someone you can check in with this week? 💬