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Nkayla Afshariyan

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  • Social Media Producer, SBS
As seen in: SBS, Daily Mail, ABC News (Australia), Hack, Triple j, New Zealand Herald
Avid tea drinker & book hoarder. Current linguistics student. Content producer for @racsaustralia. She/her. All views my own.
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The program that stopped teen substance abuse in Iceland is coming to Australia

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By Nkayla Afshariyan Verified
| Triple j Verified
Twenty years ago, Iceland had one of the highest rates of youth drug and alcohol consumption in Europe. Now, the country ranks as one of the lowest for youth drug and alcohol rates. And it's thanks to an evidence-based preventative model that will soon be rolled out in Australia. The Alcohol and Drug Foundation has announced it will trial the Planet Youth program in ten Australian locations over the next two-and-a-half years.
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Practice your handwriting and send your relatives a Christmas card

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By Nkayla Afshariyan Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
When was the last time you received a handwritten letter in the mail? I don't mean bills or letters from your local MP or a birthday card from your dentist; I mean thoughtful, personal cards from family and friends. I'm Australian-born and have lived most of my life in Australia, but my family are Kiwi and live in New Zealand. While most of my cousins, aunties and uncles use Facebook to keep in touch, my Grandpa doesn't.
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#YouCanTalk encourages all Australians to look out for each other this holiday season

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By Nkayla Afshariyan Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The holiday season is fast approaching, bringing with it time with family, friends, end-of-year work celebrations, and just all round good vibes. Unfortunately, this time of year can also be really difficult for many people. Feeling lonely and isolated around Christmas time is quite common, according to our leading mental health organisations.
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