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Become a Cancel Loneliness Advocate

Help us cancel loneliness, one conversation at a time.

When you become a Cancel Loneliness Advocate, your organisation joins a growing movement to make connection part of everyday life. Whether you’re a café, workplace, gym, library, sports club, community group or an allied health service – your presence and voice can make a real difference.

What is a Cancel Loneliness Advocate?

An Advocate is a business, organisation, or group that:

  • Actively promotes the Cancel Loneliness message.
  • Displays campaign posters or flyers in their space.
  • Encourages conversations among staff, clients, or visitors.
  • Shares social media tiles and messages from the campaign.
  • Refers individuals to Band of Brothers’ phone check-in service.

It’s a simple yet powerful way to stand in solidarity with those experiencing loneliness in our community.

Thank You to Our Community Connectors

We proudly acknowledge the growing network of businesses, community groupos and organisations that are helping us Cancel Loneliness.

We’d like to thank and acknowledge the following Advocates for helping us to Cancel Loneliness within our community.

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Would you like your business featured here?
Get in touch with us to express your interest in becoming a Cancel Loneliness Advocate via email. Then we’ll organise an Advocate Kit and deliver it to you.

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How Can You Help?

As an Advocate, you can:

  • Display the 4 Steps to Cancel Loneliness poster in shared spaces.
  • Display the Cancel Loneliness brochures in shared spaces.
  • Share conversation-starter moments with your clients.
  • Share our campaign tiles on social media.
  • Empower your team to become Community Connectors.

Why Does This Matter?

These statistics have been taken from recent Australian research and reports by Ending Loneliness Together, the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, and the 2021–2023 Loneliness Reports by Relationships Australia and Swinburne University.

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