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2025 – Reflections on Loneliness and Connection
In this reflective and deeply human conversation, Kim Kleidon sits down with Call Four founder Charles Alder to explore the growing loneliness crisis across generations from young people navigating a digital world to seniors facing isolation later in life. Together,…
EP 8. One Call Can Change a Life: Why Reaching Out Is a Sign of Strength
Warren Davies, The Unbreakable Farmer Rural & Regional Australians are known for resilience but behind the hard work and stoicism are silent battles with isolation, stress, and mental health. These can be further exacerbated by natural disasters, when entire communities…
Ep7. Reconnect from Within: How Suzy Butz Turned Loneliness into Self-Love
In this episode, somatic psychotherapist Suzy Butz shares her deeply personal journey from disconnection and domestic violence to discovering peace, purpose, and connection through the body. After years in a high-pressure IT career and the thrill of flying hot air…
EP6. Loneliness in Later Life: Reimagining Aged Care with Raylee Huggett
Older Australians are among the most at risk of loneliness, particularly in aged care, where loss of independence, limited contact with family, and fear of being a burden can make isolation even more profound. Raylee Huggett, has seen this reality…
EP5. The Truth About Loneliness and Connection with Zoe Cox
For couples counsellor and sex therapist Zoë Cox, loneliness isn’t just a personal struggle — it’s the biggest threat to humanity. With a career devoted to relationships, intimacy, and parenting, Zoë is known for bringing depth, insight, and playfulness to her…
EP4. Angela Campbell: The Ripple Effect of Connection
In this episode, host Kim Kleidon sits down with Angela Campbell — a passionate advocate for rural mental health, founder of Ripple Effect Psychological Services, and a voice for connection, compassion, and community.Angela has spent decades helping people in regional…
EP3. Lateefat Odunuga on Turning Loneliness into Belonging
Loneliness is not just an individual struggle, it’s a global health challenge. According to the World Health Organization, one in six people worldwide experience loneliness, with devastating effects on mental and physical health, quality of life, and even longevity. Children…
Campaign Updates
Isolation Is Breaking Us: A National Crisis and Why Brisbane’s Work From Home Christmas Party Matters More Than You Think
Across Australia, a crisis is tightening its grip, one not as visible as floodwaters or firestorms, but every bit as…
World Suicide Prevention Day 2025: Changing the Narrative – One Call at a Time
Today, September 10 each year, communities, organisations and governments across Australia and around the world come together to mark WorldSuicidePreventionDay….
Loneliness Costs Billions – But the Solution Could Be as Simple as a Phone Call
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Australia, September 4, 2025 – Loneliness is costing Australia and the world billions of dollars each year,…
Communication Methods
Calling is the easiest way to keep in touch, here are some other suggestions.
CALL
Speak directly, hear a voice, connect instantly.
TEXT
Quick text check-in when time is tight.
Thoughtful messages for when words matter most.
CATCH UP
Plan real conversations that go beyond hello.
Callers Testimonials
Neil Milton
"You called just at the right time" or "I needed to hear that" these are the responses that i get when i call or text friends. obviously the text meant something or even though i don't know what is going on in their life my sense was on the money. I love call four it is an inspirational project that will change lives. I love it when someone calls me or texts me just to check in, as it makes me feel like they are thinking of me. thats nice to be thought of.