Lifeline WA

Lifeline WA Our purpose is to prevent su***de and support people in crisis. This is the official page for Lifeline WA.

For 24/7 crisis support please call 13 11 14, text 0477 13 11 14 or chat on wa.lifeline.org.au. Please note we do not provide crisis support via social media.

“Resourceful Mind™ gave me the confidence to notice when someone might not be travelling well, start a conversation, and...
24/06/2026

“Resourceful Mind™ gave me the confidence to notice when someone might not be travelling well, start a conversation, and guide them to get support.”

That’s the value of peer support on site. Resourceful Mind™ helps trusted peers build the confidence and skills to check in, listen well, and guide workmates towards further support when it’s needed.

Now launching face-to-face from 1 July 2026, thanks to generous funding from the Mental Awareness, Respect and Safety (MARS) Program.

Learn more: https://lifelinewa.org.au/services/resourceful-mind-program/

Behind every conversation is a team of dedicated people making sure support is there when it’s needed most. Our Digital ...
23/06/2026

Behind every conversation is a team of dedicated people making sure support is there when it’s needed most.

Our Digital Crisis Support Officers work closely with volunteers, guiding them through training and helping them build the confidence to support Australians reaching out through online chat and text.

Thanks to the generous support of Mineral Resources, we’re able to grow this vital service – helping us answer more online conversations and be there for more people in their toughest moments.

Every trained Crisis Supporter means more connection, more care, and more Australians supported when they need it most.

Thank you, Mineral Resources, for your continued support of Lifeline WA.

A heartfelt thank you to Nat Locke for generously donating proceeds from her Fringe World show 'Nat Locke and Friends', ...
22/06/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Nat Locke for generously donating proceeds from her Fringe World show 'Nat Locke and Friends', presented by Nova 937.

This incredible support will help train more than one Telephone Crisis Supporter, meaning hundreds of people each year can connect with someone who is there to listen and support them when they need it most.

Thank you for your support, Nat!

Life can bring a lot our way – sometimes one thing, sometimes many things all at once. Whatever you're going through, yo...
18/06/2026

Life can bring a lot our way – sometimes one thing, sometimes many things all at once.

Whatever you're going through, you don’t have to face it alone. Lifeline WA is here to listen, 24/7.

If you or someone you know needs support, call 13 11 14, text 0477 13 11 14, or visit lifeline.org.au/chat

Help us celebrate 40 years of community impact. 💙 As Lifeline WA marks 40 years of supporting our community, we’d love y...
17/06/2026

Help us celebrate 40 years of community impact. 💙

As Lifeline WA marks 40 years of supporting our community, we’d love your help to add to our story.

We’re calling on everyone connected to Lifeline WA - past and present staff, volunteers, supporters, corporate partners, and community fundraisers - to share your memories with us. If you have photos that capture special Lifeline WA moments over the years, please send them in!

This could include:
• Community fundraising events
• Corporate partnerships and activations
• Staff and volunteer moments (past and present)
• Milestones, celebrations, and special occasions

When submitting your photos, please include:
• The year the photo was taken (approximate is fine)
• Who is in the image
• A brief description or story behind the moment
• Your memories will help us honour the incredible people and moments that have shaped Lifeline WA over the past four decades.

Send your images and details to [email protected]

Thank you for being part of our journey.

Last month, the Lifeline WA team visited Exmouth to deliver a series of free mental health training sessions across the ...
17/06/2026

Last month, the Lifeline WA team visited Exmouth to deliver a series of free mental health training sessions across the community thanks to the support of Santos Ltd.

Over two days, we connected with a range of local groups, including:
▪️ A Hello, this is Lifeline (Youth) session with students at Exmouth Senior High School
▪️ A Lunch and Learn community information session at the Ningaloo Centre
▪️ A presentation to the Community Liaison Group
▪️ A Here to Listen session with the Exmouth Football Club
▪️ An Accidental Counsellor workshop for community members and frontline workers

Each session was designed to build confidence – helping people feel more prepared to listen, support someone through a difficult moment, and connect them with further help if needed.

We’re incredibly grateful to the Exmouth community for the warm welcome, and to everyone who took the time to show up, learn and look out for one another.

A sincere thank you to Santos for their support in making these sessions possible. Their contribution ensured this training could be delivered free of charge to the Exmouth community, helping extend vital skills and support where they are needed most.

Only 10 days to go 💪We’re so grateful for the incredible community showing up for Lifeline WA through The Push-Up Challe...
16/06/2026

Only 10 days to go 💪

We’re so grateful for the incredible community showing up for Lifeline WA through The Push-Up Challenge. Every effort is making a real difference.

To everyone taking part – keep going, we’re cheering you on.

Feeling inspired? Take a look at our top fundraisers or make a donation:
https://www.thepushupchallenge.com.au/beneficiary/lifeline-wa

With thanks to WA Primary Health Alliance, more communities across WA are building the confidence to have conversations ...
15/06/2026

With thanks to WA Primary Health Alliance, more communities across WA are building the confidence to have conversations that matter.

At the Broome Recovery Centre, Klissa – a trained Lifeline WA Ambassador from
Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (BRAMS) – led a Hello, this is Lifeline & 13YARN awareness session, creating a space for connection, learning and open conversation.

After being trained by the Lifeline WA team, ambassadors like Klissa are supported to deliver these sessions within their own communities - helping keep knowledge local, culturally relevant, and grounded in real relationships.

Through the session, people shared they feel more aware of su***de prevention supports and how to access help through Lifeline and 13YARN. Many also said they’ll take that knowledge back to their families and friends - making sure more people know where to turn for support.

It’s encouraging to see more people feeling better equipped to reach out, and to support others to do the same.

Thank you to Klissa for leading with care, to everyone who took part so openly, and to BRAMS and WAPHA for helping make this work possible.

Over the past week in Geraldton, Lifeline WA had the privilege of connecting with community members and school students ...
12/06/2026

Over the past week in Geraldton, Lifeline WA had the privilege of connecting with community members and school students through a series of mental health and su***de prevention training sessions, made possible thanks to the support of Rio Tinto.

Across our “Hello, this is Lifeline” sessions, safeTALK and ASIST training, we worked alongside teachers, parents, carers, community members and young people – equipping those who support young people every day with the skills and confidence to recognise when someone may be struggling and respond with care.

Supporting young people starts with strengthening the networks around them. By building confidence to notice, to listen, and to act, we can help ensure no young person feels alone.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took the time to join us, share their experiences, and strengthen their ability to support the young people in their lives.

And thank you to Rio Tinto for making these workshops possible – your ongoing support is helping create safer, more connected communities across regional WA.

You said “sorry” for calling – before you’d even told us why. You told us school had started to feel like a place where ...
11/06/2026

You said “sorry” for calling – before you’d even told us why. You told us school had started to feel like a place where you didn’t belong, and that some days, staying behind your bedroom door felt easier than facing it.

At first, the words were hard to find. There were long silences. Shaky breaths. So we stayed with you, letting that silence be a safe place to land.

And then, something shifted. The silences got shorter. Your voice steadied.
“I think I just needed to know someone was listening.”

For 40 years, people across Western Australia have reached out in moments like this – and for 40 years, we've been there to listen.

This EOFY, a gift of $40, one dollar for every year Lifeline WA has been part of this community, can help us answer the next life-changing call.

If you can, please consider making a tax-deductible donation before 30 June.

Learn more: https://fundraise.lifelinewa.org.au/40

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