CORES
CORES training provides participants with an introduction to suicide statistics and stigma; suicidal thoughts, behaviours, signs and indicators; the importance of self-care for mental health and well-being are discussed; and strategies for assessing, understanding and assisting a person considering suicide are practised, with a focus on utilising existing community resources.
This training is designed for all members of the community from 15 years of age and upwards, including individuals, groups, schools and organisations. The program provides people with a pathway to involvement in suicide prevention and arms them with the skills to be able to take these protective behaviours and practice them in the wider community.
Read more about external evaluations completed on CORES here.
About
Service regions
- New South Wales
- Queensland
- South Australia
- Tasmania
Focus populations
- Lived experience
- Multiple focus
Organisation type
- Not-for-profit
Affiliations
- Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Community Network
- Mental Health Council of Tasmania
- LGBTI Health Alliance and Suicide Prevention Australia
- CORES Community Networks are currently operating in Kentish, Circular Head, Meander Valley, West Tamar, Burnie/Wynyard, Launceston and Devonport in Tasmania and Burdekin, Hinchinbrook, Innisfail, McKinlay/Cloncurry, Townsville and Palm Island, Charters Towers, Central Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast and Whitsundays in Queensland.