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Burpee Bounce
Back Challenge

1 - 17 October 2022

Every single day 1534 young people are diagnosed with a mental illness. That's why we're asking you to rise up, and raise funds for youth mental health this October.

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Aim for a quarter, half, or all of the 1534 burpees! The end result is about having fun, challenging yourself and raising vital funds for youth mental health. 

Raised so far

$200

People Burpee-ing

16
Burpees Bounced

0

Step 1

Sign up to the Burpee Bounce Back Challenge. Do 1534 burpees yourself, or join as a team and share the burpee load among your teammates.

Step 2

Start fundraising by asking your friends, family and colleagues to support you.

Step 3

Complete 1534 burpees over 17 days and raise money to help Orygen care for young people dealing with mental illness.

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Did you know that three in four Australians will experience a mental health challenge by the time they turn 25?

At Orygen, we work with young people to develop new, positive approaches to preventing and treating things like anxiety and depression, psychosis and other mental health disorders. 

That’s why this October we’re asking you to join the Burpee Bounce Back Challenge – you can help your own mental health by increasing your physical activity, and help others by asking your friends and family to sponsor you with a donation towards Orygen.

When you sign up this October, you are changing lives. 

Rise up for young minds by doing 1534 burpees over 17 days. Through burpee-ing you’ll help Orygen create a mentally healthier future for the 1534 Aussies aged 17 and under who are diagnosed with a mental illness every day.

Ask your friends and family to sponsor you with a donation, so we can focus on helping young people recover from mental illness.

Sign up today to help young Aussies bounce back towards better mental health.

"Getting involved in the Burpee Bounce Back Challenge is a great way to help others, and also likely to boost your own mental health. Physical activity and physical health are interrelated with mental health, leading to better overall wellbeing."

— Simon Rice, researcher and clinical psychologist at Orygen

"We are responding to a 30 per cent surge in mental ill health and suicidal risk in our young people and need your help. 

We can’t thank you enough for rising up for young minds and supporting the team at Orygen and our mission in youth mental health.”

- Professor Patrick McGorry, Executive Director of Orygen