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FTW Revolution

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FTW Revolution is a company dedicated to the mental health and suicide prevention of the youth of Australia by encouraging and inspiring them through art, music and sport. Co-founded by Matt Dee in 2014, FTW has associated with Suicide Prevention Australia (SPA) serving as a link between people with mental health issues and the different services provided by SPA.[1]

FTW is currently developing a mood tracker and mental health app[2] in order to reach younger audience (fifteen to forty four years old) that accordingly to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) Authoritative information and statistics to promote better health and well-being, is the most vulnerable demographic to attempt suicide. The FTW app's aim is contributing on the research of mental health as it will storage users data, deliver content entertainment, and link suicide prevention services as Lifeline (crisis support service) and counsellors. FTW's goal with this app is addressing suicide by being proactive as opposed to reactive and therefore decrease suicide statistics in Australia and globally.

FTW is represented by many ambassadors, such as: the big waves surfers Justen "JugHead" Allport[3] and Koby Abberton, base jumper Bobby MC Entee, MotoX driver Tyson Cherry, Professional rugby player Josh Dugan, and Bondi Rescue lifeguards.

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  1. ^ "Plebs Pros & Personalities 24-hour treadmill run for Suicide Prevention Australia aims to break down stigma". The Daily Telegraph. 11 May 2015. Retrieved 17 July 2024.
  2. ^ "The Rise Of Suicide Prevention Apps". SBS News. Retrieved 2024-07-17.
  3. ^ "From despair to FTW: Jughead's tale | Talking Heads | Swellnet". www.swellnet.com. Retrieved 2024-07-17.
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