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The new data release from the AIHW National Suicide and Self-harm Monitoring System includes high level findings from the ambulance surveillance system, the new socioeconomic risk modelling project and updates from the recent ABS causes of death data.

Stride’s Safe Spaces allow people in suicidal distress to access trained mental health professionals within their own community, outside of a clinical setting.

Listening to the voices and stories of those with lived experience provides valuable insight into suicide prevention services in LELAN’s Learning from Lived Experience project.

Associate Professor Michelle Banfield’s team at Australian National University have recently received funding to evaluate a co-designed safe space for those in suicidal distress.

A new study has found a person's risk of suicide in Australia increases the further they live from a city.

Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) is now a proud signatory of the National Communications Charter.

The team sat down with David to find out what being a Life in Mind Champion means to him.

Homelessness Week aims to raise awareness of the impact of homelessness on Australian individuals and communities.

The Black Dog Institute has established a network aiming to connect those working in suicide prevention to each other and to evidence-based resources and research.

It is hoped that encouraging more workplaces to facilitate these conversations will help to reduce stigma and ultimately prevent deaths by suicide.