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Suicide awareness in focus at community day

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The release of hundreds of balloons signalled the start of the barefoot bowls day, the J and J Fun Day, at Narrabri Bowling club on Saturday.|Daniel Jobson, Tyler Smith, Tim Rickard and JJ Petrie.|Kasey Hilderson, Samara Parker, Teesh Richardson and Amber Baker.|Ready to take to the bowling green: back, Jan Dodney, Gai Scutt, Tom Tolley, Marion Pike, Danielle Jensen, Nicole Bateman, Lorrie Bradley and Anna Stanley, front, Kate Lennox, Tracey Fing, Kim Scaysbrook, Chris Pike and Yasmin Gargwirrtja.||
The release of hundreds of balloons on Saturday  signalled the start of the second annual J and J Fun Day, a community event to raise awareness of suicide.
The J and J Fun Day is an initiative launched last year as a response by families impacted by suicide, tragedies which are increasingly the focus of awareness campaigns and measures to support people at risk and their families.
The J and J Fun Day drew several hundred people to Narrabri Bowling Club for the event.
“The day went really well,” said publicity spokesperson for the day, Amy McCauley.
There were 26 teams, ranging in number from four to many more, who took to the greens in bare feet.
A meeting of the organisers will hear the final results of the day this week.
Funds were raised through entry fees for the teams, a gold coin donation and a big auction of goods donated by local businesses.

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