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Festival Care

Big nights. Good music. Everyone gets home. Practical festival care built around our ten original RAVE IQ artworks.

RAVE IQ / CREW CULTURE

LOOK AFTER YOUR MATES.
KEEP THE GOOD NIGHTS GOING.

Festival Care isn't a lecture. It's the small decisions that make the night better for everyone.

10ORIGINAL
CARE STICKERS

THE FESTIVAL CARE CHECK

BE THERE FOR YOUR CREW

Keep it simple. Make a plan, stay aware and get qualified help early.

01

Before the gates

  • Charge your phone and agree on a meeting spot that works without reception.
  • Locate the water points, chill-out areas, first aid and exits.
  • Sort your transport home before the music starts.
02

During the set

  • Take breaks, cool down, eat and sip water regularly without overdoing it.
  • Check in with your crew, especially if somebody seems overwhelmed.
  • Respect personal space and consent. Look after your ears, too.
03

If someone needs help

  • Get festival medical staff straight away if someone is confused, overheating, vomiting repeatedly or struggling to breathe.
  • Stay nearby, alert staff and tell medics what you know. You are a mate, not their doctor.
  • For a life-threatening emergency in Australia, call 000. Follow emergency-service instructions.

NOT SURE THEY'RE OK? GET HELP.

If a mate is seriously unwell, do not wait for it to pass. Find festival medics immediately. Call 000 for a life-threatening emergency in Australia. Don't give an unconscious person food or drink.

CALL 000

RAVE IQ / THE ORIGINAL SERIES

TEN REMINDERS. ONE COMMUNITY.

Every original artwork, exactly as supplied. Each message is part of the same idea: respect the music and the people around you.

Help first. No judgement. These are general wellbeing pointers, not professional medical advice. Follow your festival's on-site medical team and local safety information.

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