🇦🇺💉💉🔥 Canberra Weekly breaking this story written by Dr Chris Neal, cardiologist
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So wonderful seeing your stories coming in, please keep them rolling.

31 DAYS OF COMMUNITY - sharing different versions of what community means to different people 💛

Today's story 👇 comes from Svea in WA. Thank you for sharing, Svea! We love💛💛💛 your story, and we love you found Community when you needed it most. 💪

Svea: "Throughout my relatively short life so far (I’m 21), I have been involved in many groups which I consider as being a community! Most recently this was the Stand in the Park group which formed to help likeminded souls chat about their experiences with covid marginalisation and exchange stories and tips for anything to do with gardening, home-schooling, how to avoid mask wearing, what to do in case of discrimination etc. We started with just 5 people in October 2020 but the more closures and discrimination put
in place, the more people started to join and soon we had close to 100 people coming every Sunday! We had a shared view on covid related matters and this is the main reason that brought people to us, however this soon became the hot spot for exchanging skills, experiences and making friends. Tears were shed, hugs were exchanged and most importantly, we supported one another when times got tough. A line dancing club even started through this! For me, community is not necessarily friendship but
the reassurance of having people to fall back on, people to ask advice from and to ask for help when help is needed! It’s so important as well to share experiences/homegrown food even/skills because this way, we become less reliant on government services! Forming a community is also important for creating spirit, keeping culture alive and spreading love. Communities
are units that work together, and in this way, we are strong!"

Today's story is from Ruby from NSW.

"It takes a village to raise a family and over the years this seems to have been lost. Community to me is coming together to support each other, particularly in times of need. Having a young family has shown me just how important having community is. From meal trains to help with cleaning, from looking after children to running errands for a new mum, from dropping and picking up kids to checking in on parents there is so much to be said for community and supporting each other."

We love your stories. 💛💛💛 So please keep them sending our way using this form.

It's kind of crazy that we seem to need organisations like Thrive Global nowadays that provide tips what we should do to build strong relationships with our neighbours in order to build strong communities and maintain i.e. our mental health.
Or this one where the author states "The more time we spend “connected” online, the more disconnected we often are in real life. Today, people can have hundreds of Facebook friends, but few or no actual pals on the street where they live."

But it seems most of us have forgotten how to do this, which is one of the reason why we lost the sense of a community.

When I moved into our street in Perth and wanted to say hello to our neighbours, a friend told me, you don't do this in Australia. But I now know she was very wrong and I did it later anyway. I can only encourage you to do the same. And you might even find these links 👆 helpful .

Our new PHA Australia website is finally ready to share! Just click on https://www.pha-australia.org !!

It was a massive project involving many hours of work and collaboration and discussion, and we would like to thank Simon Antolak and PHA's own LisaG for all they have done in putting it together for us. 🙏

Clicking on your state on the map on the front page will bring you to your state's home page where you will find your state's contact emails, volunteer and practitioner EOI forms, your state's events, and local hubs amongst other things.

Below the map on the front page is a video outlining who The People's Health Alliance are and what we are doing.

If you would like to consult with Simon, you can find him at: http://www.byronbayit.com.au

31 DAYS OF COMMUNITY

Thanks Andra, for sharing your story:

"For many, many months during the terrible threes (2020-2022), I was a part of a Stand in the Park (SITP) community group. I can proudly say that my parents ran the SITP group and that I helped in any way I could. From the the first few 'stands' where we had a very small group, we steadily grew into a large group that comprised of 80 people at the park, and over one-hundred on our Telegram chat. Despite being a little shy, I got to know many like-minded, fascinating people through our weekly Sunday meet-ups. Through SITP and the rallies and other meet-ups, my confidence grew and outshone my shyness.
I was practically thrown into the deep end when 2020 hit, as a lot of us were. The limited perspective that I had of our world was shattered and replaced by the hard truth. I was and am still building this new perspective that I have of our rather messed up world, through community groups such as SITP as well as Stand Up Australia. Getting to know the people in these groups, learning their stories and hearing what they know, I have begun to learn what a true community should look like. A true community learns from each other, helps where it can, and strives to be fair, true and proud. That's what Stand in the Park was to me."

We love your stories. 💛💛💛 Please keep them sending using this form.

The West Australian government is inviting feedback on its Covid response
An opportunity to STAND UP and be heard!

Here is Rebekah Barnett's substack article on the matter, which explains how and where to submit your response to and her take on the measures.
https://rebekahbarnett.substack.com/p/the-west-australian-government-is

You have until 16 March to put your feedback in writing to the independent review of WA’s pandemic management and response. You can add to Rebekah's thoughts or submit your own.

Thanks Rebekah for pulling this together 🙏 Now it's on YOU to share with the WA Premier what you really think about the WA's Government's Covid response.

Everyone can submit their response. They don't have to be a WA resident. Go people 💪

Does anyone know WHO these people are? Please let us know if you can identify them! These Australian representatives may well be about to sign your sovereignty over to the W.H.O. resulting in mandatory vaccinations and lockdowns that the Aussie Government will not have a say in. #AusExit #ExitTheWHO #ausexitswho #StopTheWHO

Good morning, we have a subscription form linked to the website https://australiaexitsthewho.com/ here you will not only receive important updates, but also receive links to a weekly zoom meeting on a Thursday night involving professionals within their field. Last week we had Professor Robyn Cosford who spoke about longevity and developing a healthy lifestyle which does not require a Vax subscription.... This subscription does not fill your mailbox, infact there is only one or two emails sent per week.

Thankyou Luke 🙏

One of the community organisations that has arisen, one could say, out of the ashes of the last couple of years, is CoVision.

CoVision is all about moving ahead, creating solutions and inspiring new Cooperative Cohesive Communities. It is "calling on everyone who is ready to transform their talents, time and resources into a cohesive assembly of solutions that will unlock our potential and create thriving and connected communities."

If you haven't done so, check their website out https://www.covision.com.au/

Community Connect Groups - Webinar Coming Up - Tuesday 14th March @8pm AEDT!

We are very excited to announce our first Community Connect Webinar where Ruby Jannsen and Peter Harris, the founders of Stand Up, will take you through what the Community Connect Groups are all about and how you can get involved. If you've already been in touch, you should have received an invite separately but you can also register for free here.

For an overview of Community Connect you can read more here.