Sector news

Capturing Australia’s experiences of the mental health and suicide prevention system.

A new report from the Black Dog Institute shares insights from the National Suicide Prevention Trial strategies for veterans in Townsville, Queensland.

The Men’s Table co-founder, David Pointon shares insights about how this peer-to-peer initiative can help to break down barriers to male help-seeking.

Joe shares his insights into LGBTIQA+ suicide prevention, the importance of data collection, what the sector can do differently, and his self-care practices.

Australian charity organisation, Feel the Magic, identified a gap in suicide bereavement services available to support young people impacted by suicide death in Australia.

The guide provides practical information to support identification of warning signs and understanding of factors that may influence self-harm in First Nations young people.

Clinical psychologist, researcher and male mental health expert and advocate, Dr Zac Seidler, provides his insights into male suicide prevention activity in Australia.

R U OK? and Healthy Heads in Trucks & Sheds Foundation have teamed up to ensure people in the road transport, warehousing and logistics industries know when and how to connect and ask, "are you OK?"

The mobile app allows users to send text messages to a support crew with updates on how they’re feeling.

The IASP APAC Conference explored the importance of lived experience voices in suicide prevention.