World Bipolar Day - Sydney

Bipolar Australia is bringing the Bipolar Community Festival to Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra on Sunday, 26th of March 2023 – to celebrate World Bipolar Day (30th of March each year) after a two-year pause due to Covid. Bipolar Australia is a not-for-profit organisation supporting, educating, and advocating for all people affected by Bipolar to live well and fulfil their potential, free from social stigma. The core Initiative for World Bipolar Day is 'Blow Bubbles for Bipolar' (a symbol of the manic-depressive condition). A range of event activations and activities will be available throughout this family-oriented festival. Key Facts About 600,000 people in Australia have Bipolar. Bipolar has a huge impact on families and carers. It takes an average of 9 years to get a correct diagnosis of Bipolar People impacted by Bipolar need specialist services. Thousands of people affected by Bipolar still lack basic support and self-management skills. Bipolar can be diagnosed, treated and well managed. Who Is Bipolar Australia Founded in 2014, Bipolar Australia is the only national non-for-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and families affected by Bipolar Disorders. "Peer support workers and volunteers are at the core of our work, supported by our passionate Board of Directors" – Susana Bluwol.