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We exist to provide a clear, collective voice for suicide prevention, so that together we can save lives. Our members are central to everything we do. At Suicide Prevention Australia we believe that through collaboration and shared purpose, we can work towards our ambition of a world without suicide.
Associate membership to Suicide Prevention Australia is for individuals who would like to support the work in the suicide prevention sector, advocacy and research, and those with lived or living experience, and who agree to be bound by, and compliant with, the Suicide Prevention Australia Constitution and provide a commitment to the Guiding Principles. We welcome your application if you:
Associates are also encouraged to sign up to the Mindframe National Communications Charter.
To apply to become an Associate, please fill in your details below and proceed to the next page.
The full rate for 12 months of Associate membership is $220, which includes a licence to Learnlinc.
We also offer a preferential rate of $150 for those individuals actively involved in any of Suicide Prevention Australia’s committees, boards or panels.
To receive the preferential rate, please request your special discount code by emailing membership@suicidepreventionaust.org
Please note that all membership applications are pending the review and approval of Suicide Prevention Australia's Application Review Committee to ensure applicants are aligned with the requirements of the organisation’s constitution. Any approvals for members are at the total discretion of this committee, and their decision is final.
We ask that you provide as much information as possible to assist with review of your application. In that regard some questions are marked as compulsory for completion.
All Suicide Prevention Australia memberships are based on the calendar year and run from month of joining to end December of that year. Renewals are sent annually in October each year. Your membership fee will be calculated from the month of joining and will be calculated at check-out.
Please check the details below and update any that may have changed.
To apply to become a Member, please fill in your details below and proceed to the next page.
Lived experience is integral to everything we do at Suicide Prevention Australia. Working with people who have lived experience of suicide allows us to better represent our members’ views and experiences to government and other external groups.
People with lived experience are uniquely placed to inform how we can support people through a crisis.
Lived experience of suicide includes those who have experienced suicidal thoughts and behaviour, survived a suicide attempt, cared for someone through suicidal crisis or are bereaved by suicide.
