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Looking after our veterans this week

Calls for veterans and war widows to help each other maintain an active and healthy life are being made this week to mark Veterans’ Health Week. Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, Warren Snowdon, says Australia’s veterans are a “diverse group of men and women, linked by their service to this country”.

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Calls for veterans and war widows to help each other maintain an active and healthy life are being made this week to mark Veterans’ Health Week.

Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, Warren Snowdon, says Australia’s veterans are a “diverse group of men and women, linked by their service to this country”.

“Similarly their health needs, particularly as they age, are also diverse,” he says.

“One thing we do know is by reducing social isolation – spending time with mates or making some new ones – can do wonders for anyone’s mental and physical health.”

Mr Snowdon asks all veterans and war widows to reach out to their friends and acquaintances who may be a bit lonely or isolated, and invites them to take part in the healthy activities on offer around Australia.

“Younger veterans who leave the Australian Defence Force no longer have daily contact with their mates at work, or physical or mental health issues could mean they’re not as active as they used to be, making it harder for them to maintain social networks.

“They may appreciate someone picking up the phone and inviting them for a day out, a walk outside or to go along to one of the dozens of events on around the country.”

Veterans’ Health Week aims to raise awareness and encourage participation in activities that promote the health and wellbeing of veterans, war widows and widowers, and their families and carers.  Last year a record 10,000 people took part in events.

Mr Snowdon adds while Veterans’ Health Week runs for just one week in October, it is important veterans, their families and friends look after themselves year-round.

“Regular physical activity and social contact are key parts of a healthy lifestyle,” he says.

More information about Veterans’ Health Week and a list of events in your area can be accessed at www.dva.gov.au/vhw.htm

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