How a local council is tackling an invisible health issue For the more than 2.4 million Australian men and boys living with incontinence, the absence of incontinence product disposal bin in a men’s toilet can have consequences for dignity, wellbeing and participation...
Since the launch of the BINS4Blokes campaign in June 2021, 50 businesses, councils and other organisations have joined the call to support over one million men around Australia who live with incontinence. At least 1.34 million Australian boys and men are living with...
SHEPPARTON NEWS Friday 24 June 2022 Put a bin for the blokes in your toilets Continence Health Australia is promoting its Bins 4 Blokes program during World Continence Week and the team at GV Health Regional Continence Service is eager to roll it out across the...
“1.34 million Australian boys and men live with incontinence and a Bundaberg business has jumped on board a campaign, to help those affected live their best lives. BINS4Blokes is an Australia-wide awareness and advocacy campaign promoting the installation of...
“Incontinence product disposal bins have been installed in men’s public toilet facilities across Camden after Camden Council joined the Bins4Blokes men’s health campaign recently. BINS4Blokes is an Australia-wide awareness and advocacy campaign,...
