Recipients
2023 recipients
Australian Rotary Health
Australian Rotary Health‘s research funding is focused on improving the mental health of our youngest Australians, the 0-12 age group. Australian Rotary Health invests million of dollars every year to fund breakthrough research into mental health.
The Black Dog Institute
The Black Dog Institute is developing LifeBuoy, a smartphone application designed to help young people manage their suicidal thoughts and distress in daily life. The Black Dog Institute addresses new challenges and opportunities in mental health – suicide prevention, digital innovation, lived experience, youth and workplace mental health. Their work in mood disorders continues through their investigation of new and better ways to treat and prevent conditions like anxiety and depression through digital tools and novel treatments.
The Recipients of Raised Funds
Since 2003, Sally’s Ride / Tamar Valley Cycle Challenge have raised in excess of $350,000 for mental health and youth services in Northern Tasmania.
- SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY
- Cornerstone Youth Services
- Launceston City Mission
- Resilient Youth Australia
- CORES
- MI Fellowship Australia/ Aspire
- Time Out House
- Menzies research grant
- UTAS research grants
Sally's Ride
The Tamar Valley Cycle Challenge
Sunday 30 November 2025
Be part of this Cycling Challenge and raise funds for local projects working on improving the mental health of the Tasmanian community.
