World Alzheimer’s Day, held on 21 September, raises awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, helping to reduce stigma, improve understanding, and encourage earlier diagnosis and support. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia and involves progressive cognitive decline, including memory loss, changes in thinking, and behavioural changes that can affect daily life.

Many Australians experience mental health challenges throughout their life, highlighting the importance of early support and meaningful social connections. Open and timely concerns can play a major role in recognising when someone may be struggling and encouraging them to seek support. Already, those who are regularly asked "are you OK?" have reported increased feelings of well-being.

Aged Care Employee Day is an annual event held on August 7 to recognise and honour the dedication individuals who provide essential care to older Australians. This day is all about appreciating the thousands of professionals, including nurses, personal care workers, allied health professionals, and support staff who ensure the dignity, comfort and wellbeing of our elderly population.

Join us for Jeans for Genes Day on August 6th, 2026, to support the Children's Medical Research Institute in funding vital research for genetic diseases affecting 1 in 20 children. Wear denim and help CMRI combat conditions like cancer and cystic fibrosis while advancing groundbreaking gene therapy research.

Every year on 24th July, International Self-Care day encourages individuals to take an active role in supporting their health and wellbeing through informed everyday choices. 

Celebrate National NAIDOC Week from July 5th to 12th, 2026, to honour the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Join in the festivities to raise awareness of health disparities and support local communities while learning about First Nations cultures.

Join us in recognising World Allergy Week and raising awareness about allergies and their impact on individuals and communities worldwide. This year’s theme, Anaphylaxis, highlights the importance of understanding severe allergic reactions and the need for immediate treatment and action.

Celebrate World Health Day by reflecting on your physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing, taking small steps like booking overdue health appointments, or connecting with loved ones.

Immunisation week

A timely reminder to check your vaccinations, book what you have been putting off, and help protect babies, older people and those at higher risk.

Join us in honouring the dedication and hard work of administrative professionals this Administrative Professionals Day. Let us celebrate their invaluable contributions and reaffirm our commitment to supporting them in their essential role in ensuring the smooth operation of our healthcare organisations.

World Hand Hygiene Day, celebrated annually on May 5th, is a pivotal initiative led by the WHO to underscore the essential role of hand hygiene in preventing infections and safeguarding patient health.

Join us in honouring the dedication and resilience of nurses this International Nurses Day. Let us celebrate their achievements and reaffirm our commitment to supporting them in their mission to provide outstanding patient care.

Bowel Cancer Awareness Month is a vital campaign aimed at educating the public about the importance of early detection and prevention of this common yet often overlooked disease.

World Continence Week brings together healthcare professionals, organisations and communities to increase awareness and provide education on bladder and bowel health.