In recognition of World Suicide Prevention Day, we acknowledge the lives that have ended, as well as all people who struggle with thoughts of suicidality. We understand how heavy and isolating this struggle can be.

Finding the right resources to support yourself or someone else in crisis can be extremely difficult. We have created a list of resources to make finding support easier. There are specific services for LGBTQ+ people and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, as well as supports in languages other than English. 

Immediate support and safety

If you're experiencing thoughts of suicide, please know that help is available right now:

Creating a safety plan can be a powerful tool when you're struggling. This involves identifying warning signs, making your environment safe, identifying reasons to live, having a list of people you can reach out to, and a list of professional contacts. Beyond Blue and Lifeline have created a safety plan app Beyond Now to help you create a plan.

Supporting each other

If you're supporting someone who is experiencing suicidal thoughts, listen without judgment, take their concerns seriously, and help them connect with professional support. Don't promise to keep suicidal thoughts secret – sometimes breaking confidentiality can save a life.

Read more about how to support someone who is suicidal.

Further resources