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The Laura Hyde Foundation

Our Mission Statement

 The Laura Hyde Foundation's objective is to ensure that all medical and emergency services personnel have access to the best mental health support network available.


Our carers need caring for too.

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After Them - Suicide Postvention

Recharge Hub Now Live!

For healthcare staff experiencing burnout, REcharge is a personalised wellbeing program harnessing proactive organisational support for workplace initiatives and self-care education, helping you continue your career and improve your job satisfaction. 



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Meet the feelings - World Mental Health Day 2022

“The Feelings” aims to raise awareness of the serious difficulties that emergency workers face, and how this can affect them day-to-day if they don’t seek support.


Each of the characters represents some of the feelings that workers can be repressing, including ‘rising dread’, ‘red rage’, and ‘powerless’.

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Look What We Have Been Up To

    Caring for the carers.....

    Our amazing bank of nurses, police officers, fire services, paramedics, carers, doctors to name just a few perform miracles each and every day for us.


    However how often do we ask them how they are?

    After all, these people are regularly exposed to the following items:

    • Exposure to traumatic situations
    • Lack of insight and support available.
    • External pressure factors
    • Self reliant.
    • Stigma of raising concerns in work environments - Afraid to lose their jobs
    • Specialist – high pressure.


    After all, It’s a lifestyle not a job.  

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    To support our medical and emergency services personnel with mental health issues. 

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    To raise awareness of mental health issues in our medical and emergency services personnel.

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    Laura

    To use Laura's story to break down the stigma of mental health and create further awareness

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    Do you need urgent help? If your mental or emotional state quickly gets
    worse, or you're worried about someone you know - help is available. 

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     It’s okay to not be perfect. It’s okay to make mistakes. It’s okay to do something that you hadn’t done, because if we don’t do those things, we never grow.” 

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