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Everymind Everymind is a leading institute dedicated to the prevention of mental ill-health and su***de.

Everymind is a leading national institute dedicated to reducing mental ill-health, reducing su***de and improving wellbeing. We have over 30 years’ experience delivering successful, evidence-based, best practice mental health and su***de prevention programs and translational research. At Everymind, prevention is at the heart of everything we do – in translating and applying research to guide our w

ork, in developing policy responses and in designing programs to build the capability of services and communities. Please note that Everymind does not provide any direct clinical services. If you require support, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or lifeline.org.au or Beyond Blue support service on 1300 22 4636 or you can email or web chat at https://bit.ly/3laCFyP

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Read the June edition of Life in Mind eNews for the latest updates in su***de prevention across Australia (plus a featur...
19/06/2026

Read the June edition of Life in Mind eNews for the latest updates in su***de prevention across Australia (plus a feature from Aotearoa New Zealand).

This edition includes new research on detecting gambling related su***des, updated su***de data from the construction industry, and insights into the importance of stakeholder engagement in youth su***de prevention modelling.

Sector updates cover a new support service for people bereaved by su***de, implementation of the Minds Together program, and Q&As exploring men’s stories of resilience and recovery, as well as how su***de data can guide prevention.

Click the link below to read the full newsletter and subscribe for future editions: https://bit.ly/4vkydgf

We’ve been on the road training aftercare and other service staff to facilitate in-person, community-based sessions of t...
17/06/2026

We’ve been on the road training aftercare and other service staff to facilitate in-person, community-based sessions of the Minds Together program for family, friends and carers supporting someone experiencing suicidal distress or following a su***de attempt. These face-to-face sessions complement the free, self-paced online version of the program.

Thank you to everyone from Northern Sydney LHD who joined us last month!

For aftercare and other services in NSW and the ACT that would like to deliver the Minds Together program to family, friends and carers in their community in small group settings, face-to-face facilitator training is available. Please get in touch at [email protected].

Northern Sydney Local Health District

Self-care isn’t selfish – looking after your own wellbeing is a necessary part of sustaining your caring role. Our Minds...
11/06/2026

Self-care isn’t selfish – looking after your own wellbeing is a necessary part of sustaining your caring role. Our Minds Together online program, designed for families, friends and carers of those experiencing suicidal distress or following a su***de attempt, offers tips and tools to help prioritise your mental health while supporting someone you care about.

This free, self-paced program allows you to skip straight to any section that feels most relevant to your needs, whether that’s finding ways to reduce stress or seeking support from peers and professionals.

If you live in NSW, the ACT or country SA, find out more and start today 👉 www.mindstogether.org.au

'Who cares (bilingarra) for the carer (miyan)?' was developed for Aboriginal carers by Aboriginal carers. We would like ...
10/06/2026

'Who cares (bilingarra) for the carer (miyan)?' was developed for Aboriginal carers by Aboriginal carers. We would like to support and recognise Aboriginal carers by sharing this resource with our community.

In this pocket guide, you will find ways to take time out when you need rest (wirra), tips on connecting with friends (malayarr) who understand, how to listen (winhangarra) and help a carer, and a list of services for when you need help (yambiyambinya) ASAP.

The language of the Wiradjuri people has been sourced from the book, 'A new Wiradjuri dictionary', compiled by Stan Grant (Snr) and Dr John Rudder, published by Restoration House in 2010.

This cultural element was developed by David Williams, a proud Wakka Wakka man and artist at Gilimbaa.

To download this free pocket guide, visit https://mindstogether.org.au/additional-resources-for-family-friends-and-carers-in-nsw/

Mental Health Commission of NSW Gilimbaa Bundyi Girri Consulting

Workplaces play a crucial role in su***de prevention, especially in industries where unique pressures and isolation can ...
09/06/2026

Workplaces play a crucial role in su***de prevention, especially in industries where unique pressures and isolation can heighten risk.

Australia’s first mining su***de prevention framework sets out a coordinated, evidence informed approach to support worker wellbeing and strengthen early intervention across the sector.

Read more here: https://lifeinmind.org.au/news/australias-first-mining-su***de-prevention-framework-released
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Su***de Prevention Australia

Sustained, culturally grounded support is essential in su***de prevention, especially for Aboriginal and Torres Strait I...
02/06/2026

Sustained, culturally grounded support is essential in su***de prevention, especially for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

A new funding boost for 13 Yarn strengthens this vital, community led service, helping ensure people can connect with someone who truly understands their lived experience.

Read more here: https://lifeinmind.org.au/news/funding-boost-for-13yarn

Culturally responsive su***de prevention requires more than translation, it calls for genuine understanding of the diver...
28/05/2026

Culturally responsive su***de prevention requires more than translation, it calls for genuine understanding of the diverse experiences that shape how people seek help.

New insights highlight the importance of community led approaches that honour cultural identity, reduce stigma, and build trust in support pathways.

Read more in our Q&A with Lewching Yip: https://lifeinmind.org.au/news/rethinking-culturally-responsive-su***de-prevention

Read the May edition of Life in Mind eNews for the latest su***de prevention research, insights and sector updates from ...
22/05/2026

Read the May edition of Life in Mind eNews for the latest su***de prevention research, insights and sector updates from across Australia.

This edition features new studies on co‑designed interventions with international students and research on social vulnerability and su***de risk. Sector updates include Australia’s first mining su***de prevention framework, increased support for 13YARN and new guidance on content warnings.

Click the link below to read the full newsletter and subscribe for future editions:
https://lifeinmind.org.au/news/life-in-mind-enews-may-2026

Yesterday, our team (Kate Campbell, Senior Leader - Engagement and Programs and Olivia De Pomeroy, Project Lead) partici...
15/05/2026

Yesterday, our team (Kate Campbell, Senior Leader - Engagement and Programs and Olivia De Pomeroy, Project Lead) participated in Mental Health Australia's Members Policy Forum at Old Parliament House, Canberra.

The Members Policy Forum provides a timely opportunity, following the release of the 2026 Federal Budget, to consider next steps for the sector and identify shared priorities for mental health reform.

First Nations voices and lived experience are essential in shaping effective su***de prevention.A new collective stateme...
12/05/2026

First Nations voices and lived experience are essential in shaping effective su***de prevention.

A new collective statement brings together insights from First Nations communities across Australia, highlighting the importance of culture, connection and community-led approaches in strengthening wellbeing and guiding future action.

Read more here: https://lifeinmind.org.au/news/first-nations-voices-shape-su***de-prevention-priorities

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