Suicide Prevention Forum A Success

A diverse group of more than 70 people have come together for the Central Australian Suicide Prevention Forum at the Desert Knowledge Precinct in May 2023. The forum has a focus on keeping the conversation happening in our community about preventing suicide and showcasing successful suicide prevention and postvention initiatives.

A special thankyou to all of our presenters including 13 Yarn, Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory, MATES in Construction QLD & NT, Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, National Wellbeing Alliance, Northern Territory PHN, MacDonnell Regional Council, Royal Flying Doctor Service SA/NT, Multicultural Community Services of Central Australia, Mental Health Services Central Australia Region, Teddy McDiarmid and Kylie Buzzacott, Alison Cunnynghame, and Code 4 Life at Desert Knowledge Australia

The forum was organised by the Mental Health Association Central Australia, and supported by the Northern Territory Government and Desert Knowledge Australia

If you or someone you know needs support contact:

In an emergency call 000

 

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Check out MHACA's June e-newsletter Mental Health Matters - mailchi.mp/36b1c864d272/mental-health-matters-5871621?e=059feff614 ... See MoreSee Less

Check out MHACAs June e-newsletter Mental Health Matters - https://mailchi.mp/36b1c864d272/mental-health-matters-5871621?e=059feff614

MHACA delivered #safeyarn in Tennant Creek.

10 people attended the safeYARN Suicide Prevention Training in Tennant Creek MHACA delivered on Wednesday 20 May.

This was the first of a series of training sessions planned for Tennant Creek as MHACA looks forward to continuing its support for the local community and advocating for improved mental health services across the Barkly region.

Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the session and to Marlungku - Kari Child and Family Centre for their support!
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MHACA delivered #safeYARN in Tennant Creek.

10 people attended the safeYARN Suicide Prevention Training in Tennant Creek MHACA delivered on Wednesday 20 May.

This was the first of a series of training sessions planned for Tennant Creek as MHACA looks forward to continuing its support for the local community and advocating for improved mental health services across the Barkly region.

Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the session and to Marlungku - Kari Child and Family Centre for their support!
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