• Australian Broadcasting Cooperation (ABC) Rhea Werner

    ABC Breakfast News Interview

  • Guardian Article Rhea Werner

    The Guardian

  • Malala Fund Rhea Werner

    Malala Fund Interview

  • Rhea Werner Gamechangers Interview

    Gamechangers Interview

Diana Award

Eudaimonia is deeply honored to be named a 2024 Diana Award recipient for the organisation’s advocacy in the mental health and education space.

The Diana Award, created in memory of Diana, is the highest global recognition for young people aged 9-25 making an impact through social action or humanitarian work.

Text describing Rhea Werner's efforts with Eudaimonia addressing eating disorders and mental health reforms.
Silhouette of a person beside the number 25, with the text 'The Diana Award' on a blue background. Rhea Werner Diana Award.
Screenshot of a Guardian article titled "Weight-loss products should not be sold to under-18s, experts warn" highlighting issues of aggressive marketing and body image pressures on youth, with an image of Rhea Werner.

The Guardian “Weight-loss products should not be sold to under-18s, experts warn”

Rhea Werner smiling at an event, in front of a screen displaying 'International Women's Breakfast.' Text above mentions Asian-Australian Leadership Awards winners. The logo of Women’s Agenda is visible.

Women’s Agenda “Asian-Australian Leadership Awards winners speak out after win”

ABC Breakfast News

Malala Fund Assembly cover featuring three women, with the text "Malala Fund Assembly: a Malala Fund publication" on a yellow background. Rhea Werner.

Malala Fund Interview

Magazine page featuring a profile on Rhea Werner, a Year 10 student at St Catherine's School in Melbourne. Her achievements include supporting mental health initiatives and performing advocacy work. The page includes a black and white photo of Rhea, details about her interests and advocacy efforts, and a Q&A highlighting her school experiences and future aspirations.

GameChangers Interview