We have made some exciting changes to Suicide Prevention Australia’s membership offering. From 2024, we will offer a new category, benefits and a simplified fee structure to better serve the... read more →
The TrackSAFE Foundation is the harm prevention charity for Australia's rail industry. It was established to reduce fatalities and injuries on the rail network and improve the wellbeing of the... read more →
Suicide Prevention Australia CEO, Nieves Murray & The Salvation Army Financial Inclusion Project Officer, Bianca Orsini The link between the cost-of-living crisis and suicide risk is an issue that we... read more →
Blue Knot Foundation is a national for purpose organisation. It empowers recovery and builds resilience for adults with the lived and living experience of complex trauma. Complex trauma is repeated... read more →
10 September 2023 A message from Suicide Prevention Australia, CEO Nieves Murray. Today, I’d like to acknowledge the suffering suicide brings when it touches our lives. We are brought together... read more →
The Mental Illness Fellowship Australia's (MIFA) core strength is in amplifying the voice of people living with severe mental health conditions, their families, and friends. They advocate for positive changes... read more →
MATES in Construction (MATES) has made significant strides in improving mental health and preventing suicide among construction workers in Australia. Since its founding in 2008, MATES has experienced remarkable growth... read more →
Leading the Way in Indigenous Suicide Postvention and Social Wellbeing Thirrili is immensely honored to be recognised as the Member of the Month by Suicide Prevention Australia. As a national... read more →
How is ReachOut helping young people to feel better? ReachOut is a leading online mental health service in Australia supporting young people during tough times. ReachOut helps young people feel... read more →
For the past year, Suicide Prevention Australia in partnership with Australian Men’s Health Forum has been raising awareness of their male suicide prevention directory website, Doing It Tough. Funded... read more →
PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia) supports parents and families during pregnancy and throughout the first year of parenthood. PANDA operates Australia’s only National Perinatal Mental Health Helpline for individuals,... read more →
Day 3 – Thursday 4 May 2023 Chief Psychiatrist of South Australia, Dr John Brayley spoke about the importance of a National Suicide Prevention Act both in a federal and state/territory context – he... read more →
Day 2 – Wednesday 3 May 2023 Professor Maree Teesson AC, one of our keynotes, spoke about how we need to be talking more about suicide and alcohol consumption. We... read more →
Each day of the National Suicide Prevention Conference, we’ll be sharing five key insights from the sessions. Day 1 - Tuesday 2 May, 2023 Joe Williams, Founder of The Enemy... read more →
Rural Alive & Well (RAW) began in Tasmanian in 2006 when Founding Ambassador, John Jones OAM, convened several community forums in Southern Midlands and Central Highlands, exploring the issue... read more →
This week, Doing It Tough released its second campaign titled, “Not all smiles are happy”. Funded by NSW Health, Doing It Tough was created by Suicide Prevention Australia in partnership with Australian... read more →
Black Dog Ride is a national charity which raises awareness of depression and suicide prevention. Since 2009, Black Dog Riders have raised over $3,000,000 for mental health services across the... read more →
More can be done on-site to reverse the unacceptable rate of construction worker suicides. Despite countless public awareness campaigns, the perceived stigma around mental illness still prevents many people from... read more →
The Northern Territory Primary Health Network (NT PHN) helps meet the needs and priorities of Territorians to improve health outcomes in primary health care. Suicide Prevention at the NT PHN... read more →
Suicide Prevention Australia CEO, Nieves Murray Monday’s announcement that the Federal Government will reduce the number of Medicare-funded mental health sessions was a lot of things: baffling, unexpected, disappointing and... read more →