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Thirrili - Indigenous Suicide Postvention Service
Thirrili is Australia's Indigenous leading suicide postvention service, supporting Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander individuals, families & communities impacted by loss from suicide or other fatal traumatic incidents.
Call 1800 805 801 - 24/7
At Thirrili, we believe in the power of collaboration to create positive changes in our communities. As an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisation dedicated to Postvention Suicide, we know that addressing this issue requires collective effort and diverse perspectives.
That's why we're reaching out to YOU, our important partners and allies, to contribute to our upcoming quarterly newsletter! We want to shine a spotlight on the incredible work being done by organisations or communities like yours in the field of suicide postvention and prevention.
Whether you're raising awareness about your work, letting people know about support services, or implementing innovative strategies, we want to hear from you. Share your stories, initiatives, and successes with our community to inspire others and foster collaboration.
Together, let's amplify our voices and strengthen our impact. If you're interested in featuring something in our newsletter, or please reach out to us at communications@thirrili.com.au
#communitycollaboration #suicidepostvention
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Thirrili's Victorian Advocate Shibs and Policy and Research Officer Michael were invited to present at the Life Promotion Advisory Group convened by Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation Inc
The Advisory Group, comprising key organisations in Victoria's suicide prevention sector, warmly welcomed us and were grateful to learn more about Thirrili and the support on offer to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities. To conclude the day activities and yarns Uncle Wayne and Uncle Alan, did a smoking.
#Thirrili #thirrilinews #VACCHO #suicideprevention
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Following the recent devastating loss of a 10-year-old Indigenous boy in state care, we, alongside other prominent Indigenous mental health organisations, have collaborated on a joint media statement. We urgently implore Federal and State Governments to prioritise investments in social and emotional wellbeing (SEWB) and mental health support for Indigenous children.
To access the full media release, click on the link below www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/media-releases/urgent-mental-health-support-needed-for-first-nations...
Media contact: Paige Pollard, Communications Manager | 0455 100 277 or media@blackdog.org.au
Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association
Black Dog Institute
Gayaa Dhuwi - Proud Spirit - Australia
Indigenous Allied Health Australia
#MentalHealth #SEWB #IndigenousYouth
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