“Partnering with IAG gives us the opportunity to extend that well beyond the workplace, to people navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives, whether that’s recovering from an injury, getting back to work, or rebuilding after a major life event.
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“Behind every crisis, there are people who need support, and the earlier that support reaches people, the better the outcome for individuals, for families, and for whole communities.”
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Recent research commissioned by NRMA Insurance in partnership with Lifeline Australia found that extreme weather is increasingly shaping how Australians live, work and connect, with 61 per cent reporting feeling anxious about extreme weather and more than half making significant life changes due to related stress.
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These findings highlight that the impacts of disasters extend well beyond physical damage, reinforcing the need to strengthen existing disaster response with more immediate mental health and personal support for customers before, during and after major events.
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Sonder co-founder and CEO Craig Cowdrey welcomed the partnership and shared the company’s ambition to broaden its impact.
“Our vision has always been to get the right support to people at the right time,” Mr Cowdrey said.
“Partnering with IAG gives us the opportunity to extend that well beyond the workplace, to people navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives, whether that’s recovering from an injury, getting back to work, or rebuilding after a major life event.
“Behind every crisis, there are people who need support, and the earlier that support reaches people, the better the outcome for individuals, for families, and for whole communities.”
Recent research commissioned by NRMA Insurance in partnership with Lifeline Australia found that extreme weather is increasingly shaping how Australians live, work and connect, with 61 per cent reporting feeling anxious about extreme weather and more than half making significant life changes due to related stress.
These findings highlight that the impacts of disasters extend well beyond physical damage, reinforcing the need to strengthen existing disaster response with more immediate mental health and personal support for customers before, during and after major events.
