The National Suicide Prevention Research Fund was established by the Commonwealth Government to support world-class research into suicide prevention and facilitate the rapid translation of knowledge into more effective services for individuals, families and communities.
Research Outcomes
Leading with empathy: Embedding the voice of lived experience in future service design
Suicide Prevention Australia commissioned KPMG Australia to perform significant new research mapping the experience of consumers and carers in the suicide prevention system, and analysing the economic impact of key touchpoints. The research was commissioned under the National Suicide Prevention Research Fund. Read the full report here.
The Commissioned Evidence Checks and Research Reports were prepared for the National Suicide Prevention Adviser and the National Suicide Prevention Taskforce, commissioned through the National Suicide Prevention Research Fund, managed by Suicide Prevention Australia.
Find out more information about research grant opportunities here.
Commissioned Research: Evidence checks commissioned by the National Suicide Prevention Taskforce
The Lived Experience perspective of suicide: a rapid review
Lived Experience survey, content review and eclipse study
Young Voices: A brief report on young people’s lived experiences of suicidality and help-seeking
Voices from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Lived Experience Centre Yarning Circles Report
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities Lived Experience
Full ReportThe role of housing insecurity and homelessness in suicidal behaviour and effective interventions to reduce suicidal thoughts and behaviours: a review of the evidence
Read MoreWebinar: The role of housing insecurity and homelessness in suicidal behaviour
The role of alcohol and other drugs in suicidal behaviour
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Interventions to reduce suicidal thoughts and behaviour among children in contact with child protection
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Interventions to reduce suicidal thoughts and behaviour in people who have had contact with the criminal justice system
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