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Lifeline is a national charity providing 24-hour support to Australians who are in crisis and are experiencing distress, so they don’t have to face their toughest moments alone.
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Lifeline is a national charity providing 24-hour support to Australians who are in crisis and are experiencing distress, so they don’t have to face their toughest moments alone.
Our mission is to support Australians in times of crisis and equip individuals and communities to be suicide safe. We do this through crisis support services, counselling services, community services, self-led support resources, training, research, and advocacy.
Find out more about who we are, our strategy, what we do, and our impact.
At Lifeline, we recognise that many complex and interconnected factors can affect a person’s mental health, wellbeing, and experience of crisis and suicidal distress. Through the Lifeline Research Office, we aim to identify gaps in the evidence base, and to work to fill them.
Lifeline works with valued corporate and government partners who help fund vital crisis support services and broaden our impact across Australia. Their support strengthens our ability to be there for people in need.
Find all the ways to reach Lifeline, including phone, text and online chat for crisis support, plus options for general enquiries, feedback and postal contact details.
Start a rewarding career with Lifeline Australia. Bring your skills, compassion and drive, and work alongside a dedicated team committed to keeping Australians connected, supported and safe.
Support looks different for everyone. Use the drop down bar to find what feels right for you.