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Seven good reasons to quit drinking for OCSOBER!

1 September 2015 by Australian Women Online

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Life Education Australia (Medium)With one month to go until Life Education’s annual Ocsober fundraising campaign kicks off, now is the time to join Ocsober ambassadors Angry Anderson, Professor Gordian Fulde, Georgie Gardner, Natalie Gruzlewski, Kellie and Matt Hayden, Brooke Nichole Lee, Steve Moneghetti, Jacinta Tynan, Peter FitzSimons and the Australian Baseball League and sign up.

Money raised during Ocsober will support Life Education, the largest non-government provider of health education to children in Australia. It has more than 100 mobile classrooms and qualified educators across the country and reaches over 640,000 children nationally. In the past 35 years more than 5 million students have participated in the Life Education program. A registered charity, independent of both government and religion, Life Education aims to empower children and young people to make safer and healthier choices through education about drugs and alcohol.

If you’re still undecided about signing up this October, here are our seven top reasons why you should quit drinking for the 31 days of October to raise money for Aussie kids:

1. Improve your health. Start getting into shape for Summer. Swap a glass of wine or beer for water instead, and use the month to kick-start a healthier, fitter you.

2. Raise money for Aussie kids. Help raise $700,000 so Life Education, with the support of their iconic giraffe mascot Healthy Harold, can empower 700,000 Aussie kids through its health education programs, which teach children about the importance of good nutrition and physical activity, as well as building their resilience to peer and social pressures around smoking, alcohol and drugs.

3. Set a good example for Aussie kids. Ocsober is all about saying no to alcohol for 31 days and is a great way to set a good example for children everywhere.

4. Save money! Australian households spend an average of $32.35 per week on alcohol (ABS 2011).

5. Lose weight and ‘Detox’ before summer. What better time to give your body some TLC than just before summer. Use this time to focus on getting fit and healthy before the summer season arrives.

6. Help raise awareness around the impact of alcohol misuse in Australia. Ocsober provides everyone with a chance to raise awareness by saying no to alcohol.

7. Do it for yourself. Prove to yourself that you can go for one month without alcohol, and that you can also have fun without it while raising money for Aussie kids.

Take the 31 day challenge and register now at www.ocsober.com.au. Create your individual or team fundraising page and join participants around Australia in losing the booze this Ocsober.

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