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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.

27/08/2026

Big emotions can be hard to navigate, for both young people and the people who care about them.

DBTeen is a free, evidence-based program that helps young people aged 14-18 and their families build practical skills for managing emotions, improving relationships and supporting mental wellbeing.

Referrals are now open for Semester 1, 2027. If you know a young person who could benefit, we'd love to hear from you.

Learn more: https://lifelinewa.org.au/services/dbteen/

25/08/2026

Financial pressures can affect anyone, and you're not alone if things have been feeling harder lately.

For many people, concerns about money, rising costs, work or unexpected expenses can take a toll on their wellbeing. Even when things might seem manageable from the outside, carrying that stress can feel exhausting.

You don't have to be in crisis to reach out for support. If financial stress is weighing on you, taking a moment to talk with someone can help.

Whatever you're facing, Lifeline WA is here to listen 24/7.

📞 Call 13 11 14
📱 Text 0477 13 11 14
💬 Chat online at lifeline.org.au/chat

23/08/2026

On Saturday 12 September, we’ll come together at sunrise to remember, reflect and support one another at Out of the Shadows: The Ros Worthington Community Walk.

This sunrise walk through Kings Park offers a gentle moment of connection for individuals, families and friends impacted by su***de loss.

Free to attend, RSVPs essential: https://events.humanitix.com/out-of-the-shadows-ros-worthington

Supported by City of Perth.

21/08/2026

Would you know where to turn if you or someone you care about was struggling?

Join Lifeline WA for a free community session at Ellenbrook Library designed to help you better understand the support available and feel more confident reaching out for help when it's needed.

Developed in collaboration with Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service Aboriginal Corporation and McNeair Aboriginal Psychological Services, this session will provide insight into what happens when someone contacts Lifeline or 13YARN, the support these services offer, and how to connect yourself, a friend, family member or colleague with the right help.

Many of us want to support the people around us, but aren't always sure where to start. This session aims to build understanding, reduce barriers to seeking support, and empower people to take action early.

▪️ Thursday 1st of October
▪️ 10am–11am OR 12pm–1pm
▪️ Ellenbrook Library

🍽️ Free to attend, with catering provided

Bring your colleagues, team, friends or family along and join the conversation. We'd love to have you there.

Register now: https://lifelinewa.org.au/support-us/events/ellenbrook-wapha-2026/

20/08/2026

How are you really feeling today?

Life can be busy, demanding, and sometimes overwhelming. Between work, family, responsibilities and the day-to-day pressures we all face, it's easy to keep moving forward without pausing to check in with ourselves.

Take a moment today to reflect on how you're feeling. Are you coping okay? Is there something weighing on your mind? Are you giving yourself the same care and understanding that you would offer to someone you care about?

Whatever you're experiencing, you don't have to face it alone.

Whether you need support through a crisis, are feeling overwhelmed, or simply need someone to listen, we're here for you.

Whatever you're facing, Lifeline WA is here to listen 24/7.
📞 Call 13 11 14
📱 Text 0477 13 11 14
💬 Chat online at lifeline.org.au/chat

19/08/2026

One conversation can change a life.

Every day, Lifeline WA volunteers provide hope, connection and support to people facing some of life's toughest moments.

This November, our final Telephone Crisis Supporter training cohort for 2026 begins.

If you're looking for a meaningful way to give back, grow your skills and make a lasting impact in your community, join us for a free information event to learn more.

Register your interest here: https://lifelinewa.org.au/volunteer/ 🔗

17/08/2026

Karratha & Dampier – only a few spots remain!

There are just a handful of places left in our free community workshops this September, designed to help adults better support the young people in their lives.

Whether you're supporting a young person at home, in the classroom, or in the workplace, these practical, evidence-based sessions will give you the confidence and skills to respond when it matters most.

Thanks to the generous support of Rio Tinto, Lifeline WA is proud to offer these workshops free to the community:

▪️ LivingWorks ASIST | 14-15 September
Learn how to recognise when someone may be at risk of su***de and support them safely through a critical moment.

▪️ safeTALK | 16 September
Build skills to notice when someone might be struggling, start a conversation, and connect them with support.

▪️ Youth Mental Health First Aid | 17-18 September
Gain the tools to support young people (12-18) experiencing a mental health problem or crisis.

These hands-on workshops are designed to leave you feeling more prepared to make a real difference in your community.

Our thanks to Rio Tinto for helping bring these opportunities to the Karratha and Dampier communities.

With only a few places remaining, don't miss your chance to take part.
https://lifelinewa.org.au/support-us/events/karratha-rio-tinto-2026/

16/08/2026

Whatever you're facing, Lifeline WA is here to support you.

Whether you're navigating separation, coping with grief, supporting your family through change, or helping a young person build confidence and resilience, Lifeline WA offers free counselling services, workshops and wellbeing programs designed to help you through life's challenges.

All services are free for eligible participants and delivered in a safe, supportive and confidential environment.

Visit our website to learn more, register or self-refer.
🔗 lifelinewa.org.au

13/08/2026

Nearly 1 in 3 Australians experience loneliness, yet many people feel they have to carry that on their own.

Loneliness is not a personal failing. It can affect anyone, and often develops gradually through life changes, pressure, responsibility or feeling disconnected from the people around us.

Connection plays an important role in wellbeing. Sometimes making room for connection starts with a conversation, a check-in, or simply knowing support is available.

If you're finding things difficult, Lifeline WA is here to listen.

📞 Call 13 11 14
📱 Text 0477 13 11 14
💬 Chat online at lifeline.org.au/chat

12/08/2026

When Michelle's daughter was experiencing a crisis, her family was referred to Lifeline WA's DBTeen program.

What followed was more than learning new skills – it created space for honest conversations, stronger family connections and a greater understanding between parent and child.

Today, Michelle uses both her professional experience and personal journey to support other families as a DBTeen facilitator.

"I can really understand the struggles that families are going through," she says.

For parents navigating the teenage years, Michelle's message is simple: you're not alone, and support is available.

Registrations for Lifeline WA's DBTeen Semester 1, 2027 are now open. Visit our website to learn more and register your interest.

Learn more: https://lifelinewa.org.au/services/dbteen/

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Subiaco, WA
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https://lifelinewa.org.au/

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