Manning Suicide Prevention Network

Manning Suicide Prevention Network A volunteer-based group that compassionately connects & informs communities about preventing su***de.

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We provide information about the Services, Support, Agencies & Organisations available within the Manning Region. While we make every effort to make sure the information shared on Manning Su***de Prevention Network social media platforms is accurate and informative, the information does not take the place of professional or medical advic

e. Our information is in no way a diagnosis, treatment, cure or prevention of any disease, is not meant for therapeutic purposes or as a substitute for the advice of a health professional. We do not accept any liability for any injury, loss or damage caused by use of the information provided in and on the Manning Su***de Prevention Network social media platforms. The information may include the views or recommendations of third parties and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Manning Su***de Prevention Network or indicate a commitment to a particular course of action, agency or organisation.

08/08/2024

Thinking of getting a group together for this...it should be a good night :)

LMNSPN mission is to prevent the escalation of mental illness and risk of su***de in our community by increasing awareness, improving connections, reducing stigma and walking alongside those with lived experience with compassion and understanding.🌻

05/08/2024

This Loneliness Awareness Week, Ending Loneliness Together, is sharing real stories to spark conversations about why we feel lonely and encouraging all Australians to create a culture of connection at home, work, school and in the community.

Play your part:
www.lonelinessawarenessweek.com.au

04/08/2024

Today Safe Steps proudly acknowledges National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day.

This year, the theme is “Strong in Culture, Stronger Together” to focus on the strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children that comes from their connection to culture, family and community.

Organisations are encouraged to celebrate Children’s Day by bringing Elders, families and their children together for storytelling and cultural activities. We will be sharing craft activities with all of the children in our service.

Host your own cultural activities by checking out SNAICC’s Activity Kit developed especially for Children’s Day:https://www.snaicc.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/240508-Childrens-Day-activity-sheet.pdf

Remember - posting and commenting on social media isn't without consequences. This morning, I saw a lot of negative and ...
04/08/2024

Remember - posting and commenting on social media isn't without consequences. This morning, I saw a lot of negative and potentially hurtful things on social media, so I want to take a moment to remind everyone that you don't know the person you're impacting, their state of mind, or their emotional and mental well-being.
Just because you may not know them or never see them doesn't mean you're free from the responsibility of having a negative or positive impact on someone's emotions.
So, before you write, take a moment to think and maybe ask yourself, "What kind of influence or impact do I want to have?" before sharing your message.

03/08/2024

Our Support After Su***de Bereavement Groups provide support to adults who have faced the loss of a loved one through su***de.

Led by a dedicated su***de bereavement group facilitator and a co facilitator with lived experience of su***de, they foster a safe space for participants to openly discuss their feelings and challenges.

Attendees are encouraged to join as they feel the need, and everyone is welcome. Each meeting is centred around a different topic, yet the discussions are guided by the group's collective preferences, allowing participants to address and share what matters most to them in a supportive environment.

The next session details for the Online Group are:

📆 Wednesday, 14th August
đź•• 6pm
đź“Ť ONLINE

If you'd like more details please contact Kelly Saidey, Lifeline Mid Coast's Su***de Prevention & Postvention Manager: ??

đź“ž 02 6581 2800
📧 su***[email protected]

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02/08/2024

Listening helps people get what really matters off their chest. Be a good listener đź’›

The power of listening perfectly drawn by

01/08/2024

Aboriginal Womens focused groups with the
aim of providing a safe space culturally, socially and emotionally for Women in the Biripi Community.

Please call or email to register your attendance for any of the upcoming groups as spaces are limited.
We look forward to getting together to yarn, connect and support one another 🌿

The Wesley Lifeforce National Conference was held over the weekend. Our chairperson was in attendance and has shared som...
29/07/2024

The Wesley Lifeforce National Conference was held over the weekend. Our chairperson was in attendance and has shared some images from the weekend including the original Lifeline phone and a state picture featuring many delegates from SPN's throughout NSW.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! We are incredibly pleased to announce that Manning Su***de Prevention Network is now incorporated!...
15/07/2024

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! We are incredibly pleased to announce that Manning Su***de Prevention Network is now incorporated!! This is an amazing feat that serves to strengthen our integrity and value in the community. We look forward to continuing our journey of creating awareness, reducing stigma, and boosting community wellbeing in unique and various ways.

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