R U OK? Day lands on Thursday 10 September, and the team at Ray White Upper North Shore & Northern Beaches is getting behind it the way we know best: over a coffee.
R U OK? Day exists to remind us that a genuine conversation can change someone’s day, and sometimes their life. One question, asked properly, matters. So this year our agents are shouting free coffees at cafes right across the Upper North Shore and Northern Beaches. Pop in, grab a cuppa, and ask someone how they’re really going.
Where to get your free coffee on the day
Why we’re doing this
R U OK? Day runs on a simple idea: ask, listen, encourage action, and check in. A coffee is just the excuse. The conversation is the point.
Our agents live and work in these communities every day, and we know that a five-minute chat at a local café can carry more weight than people realise. If someone in your life has seemed a bit off lately, Thursday 10 September is a good day to ask them properly, and actually wait for the answer.
Grab a coffee, start a conversation, and check in on the people around you.
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