To the Bunuba Thirrili means power and
strength, this is the essence of Thirrili.

Through our ancient and collective knowing we draw from our deep ancestral connection to country; we derive strength and power from her in all ways. We honour this connection that reminds us of our sovereignty, working in ways that respect and rekindle our cultural values of relationship and reciprocity. Through the healing smoke from fire, we find space to remember peace and hope, bringing new days to our old ways.

Thirrili acknowledges country, and all sovereign Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. We acknowledge the shared grief and loss that we experience through sorry time. We acknowledge the loss and grief which comes from the impacts of suicide or other traumatic death. We pay our respects to our Ancestors, and our Elders who walk alongside us always, past, present and future.

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We provide emotional and practical support to families impacted by a loss from suicide or other fatal traumatic incidents.

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Thirrili - Indigenous Suicide Postvention Service

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

Yesterday, The ACT team had the privilege of attending Comm-Con, an event organised by headspace Tuggeranong and Communities at Work With over 10 organisations present at the event, the focus was on providing information and assistance for the large group of young people who attended, Thirrili were there to support and raise awareness for suicide prevention or loss support available in the area.

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Yesterday, The ACT team had the privilege of attending Comm-Con, an event organised by headspace Tuggeranong and Communities at Work With over 10 organisations present at the event, the focus was on providing information and assistance for the large group of young people who attended, Thirrili were there to support and raise awareness for suicide prevention or loss support available in the area.

#Thirrili

Did you happen to receive the latest Thirrili Newsletter in your inbox last week? We highlighted the incredible kind-hearted Northern Territory Advocate, Margret Liddy. Check out the full newsletter here mailchi.mp/711056743edc/newsletter-december2023-10640878

Don't miss out! If you haven't subscribed yet, simply scroll to the bottom of our website www.thirrili.com.au and enter your details.

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Did you happen to receive the latest Thirrili Newsletter in your inbox last week? We highlighted the incredible kind-hearted Northern Territory Advocate, Margret Liddy. Check out the full newsletter here https://mailchi.mp/711056743edc/newsletter-december2023-10640878

Dont miss out! If you havent subscribed yet, simply scroll to the bottom of our website www.thirrili.com.au and enter your details.

#Thirrili #ThirriliNewsletter

Today is Close the Gap Day, whish is a stark reminder of the ongoing disparities faced by First Nations peoples and the need for continued efforts towards equality.

In our Quarterly Newsletter, we discuss Priority Reforms for the National Agreement and our teams' work to narrow the gap.

We also highlight sector and community news, and share what our staff have been busy with. Plus, we introduce Aunty Margaret, our NT Indigenous Suicide Postvention Advocate in Darwin.

Click the link to read our latest Quarterly Newsletter.

mailchi.mp/711056743edc/newsletter-december2023-10640878

#Thirrili #thirrilinewsletter
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Today is Close the Gap Day, whish is a stark reminder of the ongoing disparities faced by First Nations peoples and the need for continued efforts towards equality.

In our Quarterly Newsletter, we discuss Priority Reforms for the National Agreement and our teams work to narrow the gap. 

We also highlight sector and community news, and share what our staff have been busy with. Plus, we introduce Aunty Margaret, our NT Indigenous Suicide Postvention Advocate in Darwin.

Click the link to read our latest Quarterly Newsletter.

https://mailchi.mp/711056743edc/newsletter-december2023-10640878

#Thirrili #ThirriliNewsletter
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