This year Burn Support Group is one of our Good Cause Grant winners nominated by nib Health Provider Engagement Lead, Tayla Henry.

nib foundation donated $10,000 to Cape York Partnership to support more than 100 families of Wujal Wujal who are still displaced from their community due to the flooding from ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

For World No Tobacco Day, Life Ed. NSW are sharing new video resources for parents on how to have meaningful conversations with their children about the potential harms of vaping.

We’ve partnered with Butterfly Foundation for the second year of their Body Kind Youth Survey, to better understand body image among young people. Now we have the findings.

nib foundation and RACGP Foundation share a commitment to building a healthier Australia. Our organisations have partnered together to support research with potential to shape a more robust Australian healthcare system that provides the type of care our increasingly diverse and complex population needs, and that is sustainably funded into the future.

The Kindness Institute’s Atawhai program helps improve young people’s mental, spiritual and cultural wellness in Auckland, New Zealand

Meet Shea, who has made changes to his drinking habits with the help of Hello Sunday Morning.

nib foundation and Cancer Council NSW are partnering together to develop a new national, online platform that will offer young people information, support and evidence-based services to help them quit vaping.

This year Bear Cottage is one of our Good Cause Grant winners, nominated by nib Clinical Advisor, Kate Grover. Kate has a personal connection to Bear Cottage as they supported her goddaughter, Jessica, and her family, during an extremely difficult time.

New survey highlights rise in vaping among peers’ and that students are overestimating vape use.

We’ve partnered with Butterfly Foundation to survey more than 1,600 young Australians to better understand their relationship with their bodies. Here are the findings.

Bush tucker experiences, local history and art workshops and dancing are just some of the activities taking place at Awabakal’s Cultural Youth Camps. 

Lifeline has launched a new self-help toolkit in partnership with nib foundation featuring a curation of tools, apps, resources and services to help support Aussies to take care of their wellbeing.

Hello Sunday Morning has launched an online tool to help you assess your drinking habits and protect your health.

The National Centre of Indigenous Excellence's school holiday program, Young, Fit & Deadly, is designed to promote health and wellbeing among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth through physical activities and cultural education.

We Care’s Sista Circle program offers a unique experience for First Nations women to engage in cultural activities, build community connections, and strengthen their mental health and wellbeing. 

Our partner Black Dog Institute has launched their Sleep Ninja App, an evidence-based app to help young people aged 12-16 years old improve their sleep.

Take a journey of self-discovery and explore your career, relationships, routines and hobbies with Clearhead’s new Finding Purpose tool.

We called on employees, members and shareholders to vote for the cause they’d like to get behind and, now, the results are in!

In partnership with batyr, we’ve launched OurHerd - designed by and for young people to empower them to share stories of lived experience and create positive change.

Our 2022 Community Report highlights how we’ve worked with our partners to support the better health and wellbeing of people and communities.

We welcomed new members to nib by inviting them to decide where nib foundation would donate $40,000.

Awabakal’s Baby Welcoming Ceremonies were held in Newcastle this week to connect families to their community, country and culture.

Our Good Cause Grants allow our people to nominate and vote for the charities important to them for the chance to receive $5,000.

In the last 18 months, our partnership has enabled batyr to support the mental health of over 2,200 university students through their batyr@uni program. batyr program participant and international student, Linh, shares her story.

We welcome our eight new Health Smart partners who are influencing the health habits of young Aussies and Kiwis so they can live to their fullest every day.

We’ve partnered with Lifeline and Plan International Australia to offer support to those in Tonga and their families who have been impacted by the recent volcanic eruption and tsunami.

Cancer Council NSW has launched an awareness campaign to equip young Aussies with the right tools and information to make more informed decisions when it comes to alcohol consumption, helping to reduce the risk of more serious long-term health issues.

Mental health self-help app, iBobbly, is proving to have a positive impact on the social and emotional wellbeing of over 6,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth across Australia.

Waves of Wellness has launched a four-part miniseries bringing its important mental health messages to people across Australia.

We’ve partnered with Skin Check Champions to develop the world's first digital assistant designed to help save Aussies from skin cancer. 

This year's People’s Choice recipient is Cancer Council NSW! They’ll be using the extra $40k to continue to raise awareness about the link between alcohol and cancer to empower young Aussies to make better choices when it comes to alcohol consumption.

We’ve teamed up with Lifeline over the next three years to develop and deliver a personalised toolkit.

Our 2021 Community Report now available and we’re proud to share some of the fantastic partnerships, community initiatives and personal stories with you as we continue to invest in the better health of our community.

Find out more about Lung Foundation Australia's latest study into the rise of vaping, or e-cigarette use amongst young people.

We’ve partnered with Butterfly Foundation to launch a series of educational resources designed to support parents and carers to create body positive homes for their teens.

We’re calling on charities across Australia and New Zealand to apply for our 2021 Health Smart Grants!

For World No Tobacco Day, Life Education has released their Reality Now survey results, indicating that high school students overestimate their peers use of tobacco, alcohol and cannabis.

Thanks to your votes, one charity will be receiving an extra $40,000 in funding for the better health of our community.

nib employees nominated six charities to receive our $5,000 Good Cause Grants to support the health and wellbeing of the communities in which we live and work.

We Care’s Yarn Up Connecting Countries program is now open for registration in support of local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men.

Our People’s Choice Vote is back! It’s time to cast your vote to help one charity receive a healthy funding boost.

We’re excited to have appointed two new Directors to the nib foundation Board!

We’re excited to share with you our new Health Smart partners, dedicated to helping people and communities live healthier lives.

In the lead up to Christmas and the anniversary of the 2019 bushfires, we’re helping Mackillop Family Services deliver their Stormbirds program in schools to support children struggling in the wake of the bushfires and COVID-19 pandemic.

International students in Australia will have access to mental health education programs and speaker development workshops thanks to a partnership between nib foundation and batyr.

Thanks to your votes, one Health Smart partner has received an extra $40,000 in funding!

Shareholders at nib’s Annual General Meeting have cast their vote to help allocate $40,000 in funding to our three Health Smart partners.

Help us decide which Health Smart partner receives an extra $40,000 in funding support.

We teamed up with Smiling Mind to find out Australians’ current state of mind and how they’re coping during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a world first, our partner Clearhead has just launched its translated te reo Māori website and chatbot to better support Māori mental health.

Between the Australian drought, bushfires and COVID-19 pandemic, it hasn’t been an easy year for many across the world. Our community report outlines our response to these crises as well as our continued support of community health and wellbeing.

Cancer Council Queensland are calling on the next generation to find out their cancer risk score and become leaders in reducing our cancer risk.