January Newsletter: Get the latest updates now!
Welcome to 2025 – a year brimming with transformation! As we move into a "9" year in numerology, signifying completions and endings, and navigate unprecedented change astrologically with major planetary shifts, we are poised for a period of growth and renewal.
This is a time to reflect on the past and embrace the exciting opportunities ahead. As we look back on the year that’s been, we’re proud of our collective achievements, including:
Reaching thousands of Australians through our Substack articles including reporting on the DNA/SV40 contamination, the Port Hedland Motion and Letters to the Prime Minister; HERE
Making Submissions to Government on Excess Mortality, Australia's Pandemic Preparedness, Cost of Living, Covid-19 Response Inquiry, and the Social Media Minimum Age Bill; HERE
Launching our website with a growing range of free health resources, including a detox protocol and breathing protocol. HERE
Hosting informative webinars including collaborating with AMPS discussing: "Covid19 Vaccine Conversations: Safety, Recovery and Advocacy - Legal, Medical and Nutritional Pathways" HERE
Creating an educational "Know Your Rights - Inalienable Human Rights" Flyer HERE
Joining forces with the Aligned Council of Australia; HERE and
Expanding our team of dedicated volunteers HERE
We’re excited to share what’s coming in 2025 – from new education initiatives, membership options, collaborative projects with our partners, and more! Stay tuned for what promises to be a transformative year.
In a world where mainstream narratives often dominate discussions on health, governance, and personal freedom, grassroots outreach is proving to be a powerful way to spark meaningful change. The World Council for Health (WCH UK) has recently embarked on an initiative to directly engage communities—starting conversations on topics like vaccine injury, health sovereignty, and the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations.
Armed with flags and leaflets, they connected with people from all walks of life creating opportunities for dialogue. With backpacks and flags inspired conversations were started with our “Ask Me / Tell Me” Community Outreach Campaign.
Banner flags attached to backpacks prompted the public to engage…
Ask me about… Recovery from Vaccine Injury
Tell me…How’s your health been lately
Ask me about…Health Sovereignty
Tell me…Do you feel well?
Ask me about…A Better Way to Good Health
Tell me…How are you feeling since the Covid Jab?
Ask me about…Exiting the WHO
and other discussion starters.
This initiative has now expanded to Australia, where WCH Australia is calling on volunteers to activate similar outreach efforts across the country. With just $600 needed to launch this campaign locally, your support—whether through volunteering or donations—can help amplify this movement and bring critical conversations to communities everywhere.
As we enter a year of transformation, it’s the perfect time to engage with books that challenge conventional narratives and inspire deeper understanding.
This curated reading list offers powerful insights into the science, politics, and human impact surrounding the pandemic and its aftermath. From exploring vaccine myths and clinical trial stories to examining the role of media and government in shaping public perception, these books empower readers to critically evaluate the information that has defined recent history.
Whether you’re looking to uncover hidden truths or gain a broader perspective on the events that have reshaped our world, this list is sure to spark reflection, discussion, and personal growth as we navigate the year ahead.
"Reading is the beginning of wisdom." - Albert Einstein.
The deadline is fast approaching, and your voice is crucial! The Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (JSCT) is currently reviewing the proposed International Health Regulations (IHRs), and the Aligned Council of Australia has developed an easy-to-use template to help you make your submission. All the hard work has been done for you, but we still need your input to ensure our concerns are heard. Every submission matters—don't miss this chance to have your say and protect our nation's sovereignty. Act now before it's too late!
We have a number of concerns about what the WHO is proposing under the 2024 amendments to the International Health Regulation 2005 (2024 IHRs). The most concerning can be summarised into 5 topics:
Choice – the right to make choices for you and your family
Censorship – the right to be able to speak freely and receive information
Surveillance – in the form of tracking and tracing
Control – countries will have to implement the changes into their domestic legislation
Cost – both financial and social
Deadline for Submissions: 23rd January 2025. Further information on how to lodge your submission can be found HERE: https://alignedcouncilofaustralia.com.au/2024ihrs/
If you are a current or former nurse or midwife and would like to connect with like minded supportive colleagues where you can speak freely about your experiences in the profession and be part of the transformation in health care, please reach out via the website link https://www.worldcouncilforhealth.org/wch-nursing/ or via email: admin@wchnursing.org
In September 2024, Australian lawyer Katie Ashby-Koppens attended the International Crisis Summit (ICS6) in Tokyo, Japan, a pivotal event gathering medical, legal, and political experts to discuss critical issues related to COVID-19. The summit, held in the context of Japan's impending rollout of the new self-replicating RNA-LNP injections for COVID-19 (Replicon), highlighted growing global concerns about health sovereignty and the influence of the World Health Organization. Ashby-Koppens, representing both Australia and New Zealand, shared insights from her legal work challenging the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine rollout in both countries. The summit culminated in a powerful 30,000-strong rally, where European Parliamentarian Christine Anderson inspired the crowd with a call to reclaim democracy. The event underscored a growing global resistance to pandemic control measures and a surge in grassroots activism, particularly in Japan, where citizens are increasingly speaking out against the WHO's pandemic treaties
World Council for Health (WCH) has launched a Detox & Wellbeing Companion Guide. This guide offers a variety of detoxification methods collated from our vast expertise within our Country Councils.
Whether you're seeking to detox from environmental toxins, lifestyle factors, or other health challenges, the guide provides options to suit individual needs. As part of this initiative, WCH is also conducting a prospective observational study to assess the impact of its Detox & Wellbeing protocols on self-reported measures of wellbeing.
To take part, you can get a guide (link below) and explore the many ways to improve your health
EMAIL US AT admin@wch-australia.org to make a CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT OUR IMPORTANT WORK FOR ALL AUSTRALIANS
I would like to make a request to push as far as you can to set up and support alternative or integrative centres to treat cancer. Noting your push for nurses to contact you; my sister is a WA nurse or at least was until she got glioblastomas and her husband bladder cancer. I suspect without knowing for sure that she would have gone down the boost road as part of her job was to give these things. There would appear to be so many options that can help or assist with treatment and I have a page of links that all claim to help. However trying to get this implemented or even considered is met with a brick wall and hostility for not doing the normal thing which 9/10 does not end well. The recent lack of faith in the medical system has brought out all sorts of things that can help and supported by considerable data. I believe Australia should be given the opportunity to make choices and that informed consent should extend to the medical practitioners advising us on any other options (Can't see that happening). The fact that they forced the interventions on the unwitting public which is now showing to be causing all sorts of cancers, autoimmune diseases and heart and other issues, should be a trigger for them to show their interest in helping us not continuing to inflict harm. These centres would obviously cost money to set up but hey if you told the public that instead of donating to the same old cancer council and similar much of which I'm sure doesn't go to research and even if it did I heard a fact once that they just go over the same old stuff over and over without looking at other options, so send your funds to where they will do some good. One can only hope that the day will come when this is the norm. Thanks again for all your hard work.