The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Invictus Australia, a strategic collaboration aimed at leveraging the power of sports to address physical and mental health challenges highlighted by the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.
Michael Hartung, CEO of Invictus Australia, emphasised the well-established ability of sports to unite individuals, strengthen community bonds, and support veterans’ transition back into society. This partnership is designed to tackle critical issues like social isolation, loneliness, and disengagement, especially for those exiting service roles.
ASC CEO Kieren Perkins OAM expressed excitement about the collaboration, highlighting its alignment with the Play Well strategy, which promotes inclusivity and broad participation in sports across all communities. Together, ASC and Invictus Australia aim to drive increased social connection, resilience, and mental well-being through sports, ensuring long-term benefits for veterans and their families.
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