CrewCare Programs
A number of specific projects have already been established by CrewCare, while others are currently being looked at by the CrewCare team. The Roady4Roadies day gained industry wide support in it's first year and is set to build on that success next year. CrewCare has collaborated with Support Act in building awareness of their Wellbeing Helpline and reaching out to crew through our Mental Health Matters campaign.
CrewCare has partnered with Support Act to arrange accredited courses in Mental Health First Aid training, FREE for crew members and approved by the national Mental Health First Aid body.
AFG (Andy Greenall) was a renowned Australian entertainment rigger with a reputation as a larger than life character. The AFG Rigger Reimbursement Fund encourages aspiring crew members with interests in entertainment rigging in obtaining relevant qualifications.
This Fund provides a Grocery or Fuel Voucher for Coles or Woolworths to the value of $50.00 and is available to current CrewCare Members who are unable to put food on their table or fuel in their car for work purposes.
Access All Areas is an industry training program led by Support Act and developed in partnership with Music Victoria.
It’s designed to educate members of the music workforce how to actively intervene when witness to sexual harassment, sexual assault and bullying.
Refresher courses are available for individuals that have completed a full 2-day Mental Health First Aid® face-to-face or Blended Online Mental Health First Aid course, followed by the completion of an accreditation assessment within the last 3 years.
Being the first to arrive and the last to leave isn’t easy. It can be a challenge to stay safe, keep focused and remain calm, given the high job demands faced at work. This is your digital support pack, for when you need to take a moment and come back to baseline.
CrewCare is excited to announce the Weasle Eicke Scholarship funder by the Victorian Government through Creative VIC. The training is designed to deliver attendees a mix of theory-based learning and on the job paid work placement.
Support Act is committed to improving the mental safety of workplaces in the Australian music industry and has a team of specialists that can work with your business to ensure that your workplace is a productive, safe and supportive environment.
Support Act are pleased to be partnering with Australia’s leading suicide intervention training organisation, LivingWorks, to provide people who work in music access to free suicide prevention education.
