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R U OK?

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R U OK?

Being R U OK Day I wanted to check in with all my family and friends and make sure R U OK today.

Morning tea at the office. Everyone at Rachael Goldsworthy Realty is OK 🙂

R U Ok Morning Tea
R U Ok Morning Tea

Further information on the day is below:-

RUOK? DAY – Start a Conversation Today – FAQs – R U OK?

What is the R U OK? Foundation?

A not-for-profit organisation dedicated to encouraging all people to regularly and meaningfuly ask ‘are you ok?’ to support anyone struggling with life.
What is R U OK?Day?

A national day of action on the second Thursday of September (11 September 2014), dedicated to reminding people to regularly check in with family and friends.
When was the first R U OK?Day?

2009 Launched at Parliament House, Canberra.
How can a conversation change a life?

Research shows that people who have strong relationships are less likely to consider suicide as an option when struggling with life. Regular, face-to-face conversations can help us to build and maintain strong relationships with friends and family.
Who can take part on R U OK?Day?

Anyone who knows someone struggling with life. If you’re not sure – still ask!
How can I start a conversation?

Check out our tips for connecting with someone or watch our stories of inspiration.
Who does the R U OK? Foundation work with?

Experts in suicide prevention and mental illness, government departments, corporate leaders, teachers, universities, students and community groups.
Who funds the organisation?

The Australian Government, our sponsors, our supporters, and the countless individuals who have donated time, money or asked the question of people in their lives.

Our funders respect our autonomy and right to determine the scope of our activities.
How can I donate money or fundraise?

You can make a donation online via R U OK?Day GiveNow donations page or host fundraising events.
Where can I go to for crisis support?

Need help now has telephone lines and websites to help you or a friend doing it tough.

To connect with crisis support lines:
1800 RUOKDAY (7865 329)
Information courtesy of: https://www.ruokday.com/

Another beautiful day in the Hawkesbury

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As the sun sets on what was another beautiful day in the Hawkesbury it is now that time of the day to perhaps sit around the fireplace and relax with your family.

Gather the family around the fireplace
Gather the family around the fireplace

I trust you enjoyed your weekend, where ever you may find yourself.

Rachael 🙂

Lest We Forget

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Lest We Forget #AnzacDay
Lest We Forget #AnzacDay

“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning

We will remember them”.

“These very famous words are just a part of a poem by Laurence Binyon 1869-1943 that he called The Fallen. It was first published in the Times newspaper on 21 September 1914. As this was very early in the war, it was written as a reaction to the high casualty rates of the British Expeditionary Force at Mons and Le Cateau, but the four famous lines have now taken an existence of their own that apply to all war casualties.”

Lest we forget.

#AnzacDay #twitter #LaurenceBinyon #TheFallen #HowardAnderson

Episode #22 The Drive Home to the Hawkesbury with Rachael Goldsworthy – Rachael talks about McGraths Hill

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Hi. My name’s Rachael Goldsworthy and I’ve just left a listing bright and early on Sunday morning, in at the lovely McGraths Hill. It was a two-story home, which is typically what they have in McGraths Hill. A lot of the homes are two set because of the flood levels. A lot of the homes had to be built that little bit higher for that reason. Typically they’ll put the rumpus room downstairs or teenager’s retreat. It’s a really good utilisation of space rather than having a wasted void there. Sometimes they’ll have the garage downstairs as well, but they’re really nice homes. There’s lots of parks. There’s Colbee Park. They play baseball, soccer, BMX, those sorts of things. There’s also some really good preschools in the area together with good facilities.

There’s the local shops that have lots of different things available to the locals. You’re within walking distance to the train if you wanted to catch the train at Mulgrave, and you’re also within walking distance to transport and those sorts of things. Anyway McGraths Hill’s at the top of my list for one of the best suburbs to buy in the Hawkesbury. If you’ve got any questions in regards to that, don’t hesitate to call me. I’m Rachael Goldsworthy, and I look forward to catching up with you on the next video.

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