Youth Focus
A Partnership between Youth Focus and Charity Greeting Cards
* All Orders Fulfilled by Charity Greeting Cards
* 10% of the proceeds is donated to Youth Focus
* Overprinting is available for orders of 50 cards or more
We deliver frontline services and education programs not only to reduce symptoms associated with suicide, depression, anxiety and self-harm, but also to build long-term mental wellbeing and help young people reach their full potential.
In addition to our frontline counselling services, we engage with communities to educate and build awareness about youth mental health issues and suicide prevention. As part of this engagement, we deliver education programs in schools and communities across Western Australia.
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8 Reasons You Should Be Sending Cards to Clients
In today’s fast-paced digital world, meaningful gestures can often be overlooked. One timeless tradition that continues to foster goodwill and strengthen business relationships is sending Christmas cards to clients.
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How to Write a Thoughtful & Memorable Birthday Card
A birthday card is more than just a piece of paper—it's a heartfelt way to express love, appreciation, and good wishes. Whether you're writing to a family member, friend, colleague, or acquaintance, crafting the perfect message can make their special day even more meaningful. If you’re wondering how to write a great birthday card greeting, follow these simple steps to create a message that’s personal and memorable. 1. Start with a Warm Opening Begin your message with a warm and cheerful greeting. Some common ways to start include: "Happy Birthday!" "Wishing you a fantastic birthday filled with joy and laughter!" "Hope you have an amazing day celebrating you!" If you're close to the recipient, you can add a personal touch, such as a nickname or an inside joke. 2. Personalize Your Message Make the greeting more special by adding a personal touch. Think about your relationship with the recipient and include a heartfelt sentiment. Here are some ideas: For a close friend: "Another year older, another year wiser! I’m so grateful for your friendship and all the memories we’ve shared. Cheers to many more!" For a family member: "Happy Birthday, [Name]! I’m so lucky to have you in my life. Wishing you a year filled with love, health, and happiness." For a colleague: "Wishing you a fantastic birthday and another successful year ahead. Hope you get a chance to relax and enjoy your special day!" 3. Add a Wish for the Future A thoughtful birthday card includes good wishes for the recipient’s year ahead. You might say: "Wishing you a year filled with love, laughter, and adventure." "May this year bring you closer to your dreams and fill your life with happiness." "Hope your birthday is just the beginning of a fantastic year ahead." 4. End with a Warm Closing Wrap up your message with a heartfelt closing that matches your relationship with the recipient: "With love and best wishes, [Your Name]" "Cheers to you on your special day!" "Sending you lots of love and happiness today and always." Bonus Tips for Writing the Perfect Birthday Message Keep it sincere: Write from the heart, and don’t overthink it. Make it fun: If the recipient has a good sense of humor, consider adding a lighthearted joke. Handwrite it if possible: A handwritten message always feels more personal than a printed or digital one. Final Thoughts Writing a thoughtful birthday card greeting doesn’t have to be difficult. With a little effort and a personal touch, you can create a meaningful message that will make the recipient’s day extra special. So grab a card, start writing, and spread some birthday cheer!
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How to Write a Card for a Work Colleague
Writing a card for a work colleague is a great way to show appreciation, celebrate milestones, and strengthen professional relationships. Whether it’s for a birthday, work anniversary, promotion, farewell, or just a simple thank-you, crafting the right message can make a lasting impression. Here’s how to write a thoughtful and professional card for a coworker.
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