Indigenous rates of food poisoning - help us run an education campaign to close the gap
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Rates of Salmonella infection are much higher among Indigenous Australians, especially in remote areas. Indigenous Australians are also more likely to have underlying health conditions like diabetes or kidney disease which can make a bout of food poisoning very dangerous. Help us raise $5,000 funding so we can run our radio and TV community service announcements designed by and for Indigenous Australians starting from Australian Food Safety Week 9-16 November 2019 until the end of January 2020. Help us close the gap in a practical way.
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Food Safety Information CouncilThe Food Safety Information Council is a health promotion charity which aims to help the community address the estimated 4.1 million cases of food poisoning in Australia each year that result in 31,920 hospitalisations, 86 deaths and 1 million visits to doctors.
FUNDS BANKED TO:
Food Safety Information Council General income
$100 raised
From 1 Donations
TARGET $5,000
Please support this cause
AUD
$RAISING FUNDS FOR
Food Safety Information CouncilThe Food Safety Information Council is a health promotion charity which aims to help the community address the estimated 4.1 million cases of food poisoning in Australia each year that result in 31,920 hospitalisations, 86 deaths and 1 million visits to doctors.
FUNDS BANKED TO:
Food Safety Information Council General income