PARTY Program SA

💙💛September is Regional Road Safety Month, a timely reminder that regional roads present unique challenges.

Higher speed limits, longer travel distances, fatigue, and wildlife all contribute to an increased risk of serious injury on regional roads.

That's why taking the P.A.R.T.Y. Program to regional communities is so important.

Recently our team were in Port Augusta, working with local students to encourage safer choices before they ever find themselves in a traumatic situation.

Every regional community deserves access to life-saving education, and we're proud to continue taking the program across South Australia. 💙💛🚗🦘🛣️🌾

We’re proud to acknowledge Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week ♿

At the P.A.R.T.Y. Program, we see firsthand the value of lived experience in helping young people understand the very real and lifelong impact that serious injury can have.

We’re incredibly fortunate to have Richard Davis as one of our Trauma Ambassadors. Following a motorbike crash that resulted in a spinal cord injury, Richard now shares his story with students attending the P.A.R.T.Y. Program, bringing an honest and powerful perspective to our injury prevention message.

Yesterday, Richard was also part of Estara’s Recreation & Wellbeing Conference for Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week, joining a panel of para-athletes sharing their experiences of sport, recreation and life following spinal cord injury.

A great opportunity to recognise Richard and the contribution he makes, not only to the P.A.R.T.Y. Program, but to raising awareness and changing perceptions around spinal cord injury.

Thank you, Richard for continuing to share your story with our young people and the wider community. 💛🧡💚💜🩷

Thank you Naracoorte High School for bring your students to the P.A.R.TY. Program, and for that great write up. We are so glad you enjoyed the experience for your students. We hope they are still talking about the important messages they learnt!
Think Twice. Live Once.
Limestone Coast Local Health Network

A very well-deserved recognition for our wonderful P.A.R.T.Y. Program Trauma Ambassador, Georgina! 💙
Congratulations on receiving Brain Injury SA’s 2026 Embrace Life After Brain Injury Award, an incredible acknowledgement of Georgina’s strength, advocacy and the impact she continues to have on others.
We are so fortunate to have Georgina share her story with students through the P.A.R.T.Y. Program. Her honesty and willingness to speak about her lived experience of brain injury leaves a lasting impression on the young people she meets and is such an important part of helping them understand the real-life consequences of risk-taking and the choices they make.
Congratulations Georgina, so very well deserved! 👏💙

One choice can change your life forever.

August is Rural Road Safety Month, and P.A.R.T.Y. Program SA is proud to support the Australian Road Safety Foundation in raising awareness of staying safe on our regional roads.

This year, P.A.R.T.Y. Program is travelling to more regional schools than ever before, sharing powerful messages with young people about making safe choices behind the wheel.

Regional roads often mean higher speeds, longer distances and greater risks, but one safe choice can make all the difference.

Let's make every journey home a safe one. 🚗💙

We're back in Mount Gambier! 🚑👮🏥🚗

This is our second visit to the region this year, and it's fantastic to see more schools hearing about the P.A.R.T.Y. Program and reaching out to get involved.

This trip we'll be welcoming students from two schools that have never participated before, giving them the opportunity to experience the program inside Mount Gambier Hospital and hear from local healthcare professionals and emergency services.

Learning firsthand how things can go so tragically wrong in a single moment and how to look after your mates and get home safely, every day. 💛🧡💚💜🩷

🖤💛❤️ Last month we were proud to welcome regional and remote Aboriginal students to Flinders Medical Centre as part of SAASTA Week, thanks to the support of the Department for Education.

While the P.A.R.T.Y. Program is all about empowering young people to make safer choices, we also give students the opportunity to experience a hospital environment firsthand.

Throughout the day they met paramedics, nurses, doctors, police, allied health professionals and many others working across the healthcare system, providing valuable insight into the many career pathways available while experiencing the powerful trauma prevention messages of the program. 🖤💛❤️🏥🩺

Thank you for hosting us Balaklava High School! It was a pleasure working with your students.
THINK TWICE. LIVE ONCE

Each P.A.R.T.Y. Program includes an important presentation with the DonateLifee team, giving students the opportunity to learn what organ and tissue donation really means.

For many young people, applying for a driver's licence is the first time they've been asked about organ donation. Our aim is to ensure they understand what they're saying "yes" to and the incredible impact that one decision can have on the lives of others.

We're proud to partner with DonateLife to help raise awareness, encourage informed conversations and inspire the next generation to make educated choices. 💜💜