The Black Dog Insitute has developed Recognise and Respond - Suicide Prevention for Everyday Life. It’s a 1-hr, online course to reduce and prevent suicides in Australia.
Read MoreLearn how to recognise when someone is thinking about suicide and how to connect them to help and support. Free 90 minute online training for ages 13 and up.
Read MoreFree, confidential support 24/7 from trained specialist counsellors.
Read MoreIf you, or someone you know needs mental health support, a good place to start is the local GP.
Read MoreThe Murrumbidgee PHN Central Access and Navigation service provides support to community members, GPs and other service providers to help navigate the Murrumbidgee mental health system.
Read MoreMapMyRecovery is a free resource connecting the Murrumbidgee community with services that provide support for mental health and drug and alcohol concerns.
Read MoreHead to Health can help you find digital mental health services from some of Australia’s most trusted mental health organisations.
Read MoreWho: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People aged 16+
Cost: All services are fully funded
Provider: Riverina Medical and Dental Aboriginal Corporation and Griffith Aboriginal Medical Service
Location: Wagga Wagga and Griffith
Who: People who have recently attempted suicide or those at risk of suicide and lacking support.
Cost: All services are fully funded
Provider: Wellways Australia
Location: MPHN region
After Suicide Support provides emotional support and practical information for people who are supporting others impacted by suicide. How to talk about loss and where to go to for support are among what is on offer.
Read MoreStruggling with life, thinking of suicide, feeling overwhelmed, feel as though life is pointless?
Read MoreSafe Haven services are warm, welcoming spaces for people experiencing a suicidal crisis. People attending the Safe Havens will receive compassionate care provided by peer workers with a lived experience of suicidality.
Read MorePractical information and tips to help communities across the Murrumbidgee region during difficult times.
Read MoreMurrumbidgee suicide prevention and self care guide for first responders.
Read MoreThe Murrumbidgee Suicide Prevention and Aftercare Collaborative’s ongoing commitment to suicide prevention and aftercare for the Murrumbidgee region.
Read MoreIn 2018, key stakeholders involved in suicide prevention in the Murrumbidgee region came together for a roundtable discussion on current initiatives, challenges, and gaps in suicide prevention and postvention strategies.
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