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Fashion model, actor, animal lover and philanthropist Imogen Anthony is colouring her hair pink for charity live on RFBI’s Mental Moments pop-up TV show, with Kamahl singing.

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06 OCTOBER 2020 SYDNEY AU
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HANDOUT PICTURES for MENTAL HEALTH WEEK

Fashion model, actor, animal lover and philanthropist Imogen Anthony is colouring her hair pink for charity live on RFBI’s Mental Moments pop-up TV show between 10am and 11am on Tuesday 6th October at Damn Good Productions studio at 391 Glebe Point Rd. Glebe, Sydney. Watch it live at www.mentalmoments.com.au

The current holder of Australia’s best aged care provider, RFBI, will broadcast RFBI’s MENTAL MOMENTS free pop-up tv show during Mental Health Week into RFBI’s 22 aged care facilities across NSW and the ACT to honour the frontline workers looking after the most vulnerable members of society during Covid-19. The show will air live every day at 10am from Tuesday October 6 to World Mental Health day, Saturday October 10 at www.mentalmoments.com.au

In addition to caring for the carers RFBI is promoting mental health charity NeuRA’s Colour Your Hair fundraising initiative with staff members across their facilities colouring their hair.

Imogen says “ It’s mental health week. I’ve been through almost a lifetime of clinical depression, anxiety, self harm, body dysmorphia and so much more. This year has been harder than most because of the current pandemic. It’s so important that we have campaigns such as this in order to prove that there is an active, healthy and unashamed conversation on mental health. Don’t be afraid to open the conversation. It may save a life. It saved mine. When I was younger and afraid of judgement I would call Lifeline Australia on 13 11 14 and if you or someone you know needs help do not be ashamed to give them a call. Ever.”

Frank Price, CEO of RFBI, which was founded in 1880 and is the current holder of Australia’s leading aged care provider says “We want to start the conversation about mental health for the aged as well as highlight the exceptional work done by our aged care workers who have been caring for those mos

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06 OCTOBER 2020 SYDNEY AU<br /> WWW.MATRIXPICTURES.COM.AU<br /> <br /> HANDOUT PICTURES for MENTAL HEALTH WEEK<br /> <br /> Fashion model, actor, animal lover and philanthropist Imogen Anthony is colouring her hair pink for charity live on RFBI’s Mental Moments pop-up TV show between 10am and 11am on Tuesday 6th October at Damn Good Productions studio at 391 Glebe Point Rd. Glebe, Sydney. Watch it live at www.mentalmoments.com.au<br /> <br /> The current holder of Australia’s best aged care provider, RFBI, will broadcast RFBI’s MENTAL MOMENTS free pop-up tv show during Mental Health Week into RFBI’s 22 aged care facilities across NSW and the ACT to honour the frontline workers looking after the most vulnerable members of society during Covid-19. The show will air live every day at 10am from Tuesday October 6 to World Mental Health day, Saturday October 10 at www.mentalmoments.com.au<br /> <br /> In addition to caring for the carers RFBI is promoting mental health charity NeuRA’s Colour Your Hair fundraising initiative with staff members across their facilities colouring their hair.<br /> <br /> Imogen says “ It’s mental health week. I’ve been through almost a lifetime of clinical depression, anxiety, self harm, body dysmorphia and so much more. This year has been harder than most because of the current pandemic. It’s so important that we have campaigns such as this in order to prove that there is an active, healthy and unashamed conversation on mental health. Don’t be afraid to open the conversation. It may save a life. It saved mine. When I was younger and afraid of judgement I would call Lifeline Australia on 13 11 14 and if you or someone you know needs help do not be ashamed to give them a call. Ever.”<br /> <br /> Frank Price, CEO of RFBI, which was founded in 1880 and is the current holder of Australia’s leading aged care provider says “We want to start the conversation about mental health for the aged as well as highlight the exceptional work done by our aged care workers who have been caring for those mos