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Suicide prevention: Parents to be trained as 'first responders'

The NSW government will train 200,000 parents to be “first responders” to identify people at risk of suicide, develop a safety plan and refer them for help.

How CRM gets rid of the paperwork

Without the right customer relationship management (CRM) in place, organizations can struggle with unreliable databases, overworked IT, and far too many manual processes and paperwork. Explore how to accelerate success with CRM adoption in this new Salesforce case study. Download the case study here.

BRIGHTEN UP: Upbeat news from around the region

Premium Content Subscriber only Bundaberg is full of positive news and that is something to celebrate, which is why we are bringing you a weekly dose of good news stories from around the region. Here are just some of the things that happened recently that made us smile. Colleagues reflect on retiree s huge contributions to local youth Nurturing, dedicated and passionate are just some of the words colleagues used to describe Heather Cummings ahead of her retirement. The 66-year-old started volunteering with Youth Insearch as a support adult and leader in 2005 before she was employed in 2016. Previously working as the Queensland co-ordinator, the organisation s growth saw Heather later step into the role of Wide Bay Burnett s regional co-ordinator and she has been assisting the region s youth ever since.

BRIGHTEN UP: Upbeat news from around the region

BRIGHTEN UP: Upbeat news from around the region