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Sadly, a number of medical research and patient care projects miss out on funding every year.  By partnering with us, your business can have an impact on the health and wellbeing of our service men and women and their families.

Babcock are a proud partner of MESHA

Become a Corporate Partner

MESHA is only able to undertake our world-leading research and programs with kind financial support from the community and corporate sectors. Become a corporate partner or sponsor of MESHA, and your organisation will help to positively impact the mental health and wellbeing of our military and emergency service personnel and their families.

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Will you join us?

Not only will you be helping to fund world-leading research training and programs, but you will also:

  • Promote your organisation’s generosity as our Partner through our various communication and social media channels
  • Enhance your organisation’s reputation, attractiveness and financial performance through public awareness of your Corporate Social Responsibility efforts
  • Build your team culture by giving your staff a greater sense of purpose and pride in their increased community impact
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There are many ways your organisation can partner with MESHA

  • icon research purple Be a Proud Sponsor Sponsor a specific research project or one of our programs that is close to your heart or meaningful to your organisation.
  • icon clipboard blue Hold a Corporate Fundraiser Bring your team together to fundraise for a cause you’re most connected to. Organise a casual day, Friday drinks or morning tea.
  • icon love purple Become a Gift-Matcher Donate a sum of money to be used for gift-matching during one of our public appeals. Your donation and impact will double as you inspire others to give.
  • icon favourite blue Sponsor an Event Sponsor or support one of our events throughout the year, such as our Remembrance Day Breakfast.
  • icon clipboard purple Give In-Kind Support Sponsor an event or campaign by way of providing prizes, merchandise, discount vouchers, products or services.
  • icon clipboard blue Use Cause-Related Marketing Donate a percentage of your business sales to MESHA. This is particularly powerful during an Awareness Month or Day.
  • icon favourite purple Become a Workplace Giver Set up your payroll so staff can easily and securely make a pre-tax donation every pay period, creating a great culture of giving and helping our world-leading research at the same time!
  • icon favourite blue Volunteer Get your team involved in one of our many volunteer opportunities! Help out at an event or provide admin support to our many services and programs.

Our Event Sponsors

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Babcock’s core businesses are Defence, Aviation and Critical Services. Committed to the safety, health and wellbeing of our people, we’re delighted to support THRF Group charity, MESHA which delivers invaluable research and support programs to those who’ve served our nation.

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Babcock are a proud partner of MESHA
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We are only able to operate thanks to the ongoing generosity of our supporters.
Your donations enable us to deliver high quality research and programs to positively impact the mental health and wellbeing of our Defence, Emergency Services and Veteran communities.

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