Sleep Health Foundation

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Details: Last Updated: Friday, 16 August 2019

The Annual General Meeting of the Sleep Health Foundation (SHF) will be held in conjunction with the Annual Scientific Meeting - Sleep DownUnder 2019 event, on Friday 18th October 2019 at 5:15 – 6:15pm, International Convention Centre, Sydney.

Nomination of board members
Two board positions become

Details: Last Updated: Tuesday, 08 March 2022

Quality Sleep. Sound Mind. Happy World?

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Details: Last Updated: Thursday, 27 October 2022

The Sleep Health Foundation's Annual General Meeting for 2022 will be taking place at 4.30pm AEST on Thursday November 10 at the Sleep DownUnder Conference at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Below are the meeting papers:

Annual Report 2021-2022
AGM 2022

Details: Last Updated: Wednesday, 15 February 2023

With a passion in championing better sleep – as a family, it’s our calling. And as a craft, we’ve elevated it to its highest form. We call it Premium Sleep. A combination of craftsmanship, technology, and an inherent talent for giving people the deepest, most rejuvenating sleep of their

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Burnout affects people emotionally and physically, and their behaviour can also change
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Details: Last Updated: Friday, 17 March 2023

A proposal to prevent burnout and shift worker fatigue

As Australia’s leading sleep health advocacy organisation, we are continuing to develop a coordinated strategy to bring about a meaningful and sustainable change in of sleep health in the community. In collaboration with the Australasian Sleep

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Researchers at Federation University are seeking participants aged 18+ to take part in a study exploring the relationships between sleep, mood, trauma symptoms, and coping, resilience, and challenge to core beliefs after experiencing a natural disaster such flood, fire, or other disasters such as

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Mission

Promoting better sleep to optimise health, well-being and performance for all Australians.

Vision

Improving people’s lives through better sleep

The Sleep Health Foundation is a not for profit health promotion charity that aims to raise community awareness about the value of sleep and its common disorders, and to improve public health and safety. The Foundation receives no government resources and relies on the untied funding and support of its corporate partners, sponsors, members and donations.

Led by an experienced Board of Non-Executive Directors, the Foundation prides itself on its expertise and independence. Our mission is to promote better sleep to optimise health, well-being and performance for all Australians.

Our strategic aims and objectives

Community education and health promotion:
Providing evidence based community education materials and encouraging partnerships to promote sleep health.
Political and community advocacy:
Providing strong advocacy to help meet the sleep health needs of the community and people with sleep disorders.
Best practice in services and therapy:
Encouraging evidence based sleep health treatments and patient-focused services and outcomes.
Research:
Facilitating and disseminating sleep research, including knowledge translation