Nsw & Act - Black Dog Ride To Tasmania 2017 - Has Ended

NSW & ACT LEG - CANBERRA TO HOBART31st October - 6th November 2017 Black Dog Ride's inaugural adventure to the Apple Isle sets off in late October from every state and territory to raise awareness of depression and suicide prevention, gathering together in Hobart to celebrate the coming together of Black Dog Riders and the culmination of an inspiring grassroots suicide prevention project. Join us on this once in a lifetime journey of awareness and register today!

Canberra to Hobart Registration Details -  Registrations close on 5pm AEST Monday 28th August 2017. Registration as a Rider or Pillion for the full Black Dog Ride to Tasmania 2017 includes the following: Your entry to the organised ride $180 Your ferry passage TO Tasmania but NOT the return from $80 up to $275 The security of a Support Vehicle with bike trailer en route to Hobart $25 levy Rider Kit including commemorative BDR patch and stickers for your bike $15 The Hobart Welcome Luncheon at Blundstone Arena $20 The Ride Finale Dinner at Blundstone Arena $47 Option to purchase exclusive Tasmania 2017 merchandise Night Rider Registration Details -  Registrations close on 5pm AEST Monday 28th August 2017. Registration as a Night Rider or Pillion for the full Black Dog Ride to Tasmania 2017 includes the following: Ride with the Tas Riders from Canberra to Healesville, inclusive Your entry to the organised ride $60.50 The security of a Support Vehicle with bike trailer en route to Hobart $25 levy Rider Kit including commemorative BDR patch and stickers for your bike $15 Option to purchase exclusive Tasmania 2017 merchandise Ride ItinerariesFor the ride itinerary, accomodation, ride coordinator contacts, fundraising info, please visit NSW & ACT's Tasmania 2017 webpage here. It will be updated regularly, please check back often.

FundraisingBlack Dog Ride to Tasmania 2017 is a community health project aiming to raise awareness of depression and suicide prevention, particularly amongst our veteran, ex service and first responder communities.

Black Dog Ride aims to raise $300,000 to train 1000 veteran, ex service and first responders in Mental Health First Aid to empower people with the tools to help others in crisis and reduce the risk of suicide.Organising community fundraising and awareness activities is a rewarding way for schools, clubs, community groups and individuals to raise awareness of depression and suicide prevention and support the vital suicide prevention work of Black Dog Ride. 

Fundraising portals will be available soon. Share the RideUse the Black Dog Ride Facebook Page and #blackdogride hashtags on Twitter and Instagram to connect with fellow riders.  Official Media Releases will soon be available on the Black Dog Ride Media Centre. Frequently Asked QuestionsPlease read the Tasmania 2017 Ride FAQs here before contacting your Coordinator or Black Dog Ride. The most commonly asked rider questions are answered there.

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