Spring is the perfect time to clear clutter, freshen up your home, and make it safer. Simple changes around the house can reduce trip hazards...
Pippa J Thomas is an author, grief and road trauma advocate, and bereaved mother. After the sudden death of her son, Jaziah, in a road...
Spending time in the garden is one of life's simple pleasures. However, outdoor areas are one of the most common places for falls among older...
You may have noticed the beautiful Aboriginal artwork featured throughout the Road Trauma Support WA (RTSWA) website. The artwork was created by Chanyce, a Kaprun/Noongar...
What's new in injury prevention this month.
With support from a Stay On Your Feet® Move Your Body Grant, the Shire of Narrogin delivered a six-week Ballroom Fit program to help older...
Dementia Action Week takes place from 21 - 27 September 2026. People living with dementia have at least twice the risk of falling compared with...
Nocturia is more common as we age, especially from around 50, when body changes can lead to more night-time toilet trips.
Access the latest WA Falls Report today to learn about the burden of falls on the WA community.
Road trauma can have a significant impact not only on the person directly involved but also on their family, friends, and support network. Depending on...
Injury Matters to continue the delivery of the Stay On Your Feet® and Know Injury programs.
Injury Matters recently #connected with Jo Woodruff, Team Leader – Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Community Prevention from Holyoake, to learn more about the work...