Welcome to Wesley LifeForce
Wesley LifeForce is a suicide prevention program aiming to educate, empower and resource Australian communities to be aware of the issues of suicide.
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About Wesley LifeForce - our purpose and vision
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Wesley LifeForce programs - suicide prevention workshops and seminars
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Community - our focus on rural and remote areas
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About suicide - Australian suicide statistics
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Resources and links - counselling and government services
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Contact us - find out more about Wesley LifeForce
Wesley LifeForce Suicide Memorial Day
- Wesley LifeForce Suicide Memorial Day Sydney 2012
- Wesley LifeForce Suicide Memorial Day Tasmania 2012
- Wesley LifeForce Suicide Memorial Day Newcastle 2012
You’re also invited to share your story and leave a message of love and remembrance on the Wesley LifeForce Memorial Wall.
Wesley LifeForce Networks Information Day
Wesley LifeForce will be hosting its annual Networks Information Day in 2013. This is a one-day conference for network members from across the country to come together to share ideas and to help them build a stronger presence in their community.
For more information, please call 1800 100 024.
Latest news
Waratahs join the Surfers Against Suicide campaign in memory of lost mates
Waratahs team mates joined the Surfers Against Suicide campaign and teamed up with surfing legends Kelly Slater and Mark Occhilupo in a surf pro-am tournament at Manly Beach on Saturday the 13th April 2013 to raise money for the charity.
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Mental health focus of National Youth week
National Youth Week in Melbourne will feature more than 90 events, a dance flash mob and interactive art installations across the city in which young people can write down what makes them happy. This year will focus on youth mental health with the theme Be Active. Be Happy. Be You
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Young get own Headspace
Federal Minister for Mental Health Mark Butler marked the official opening of the new Headspace building at 14 Sayer Street. Mr. Butler said Headspace was well positioned to support the growing youth population – between 12 and 25 years – in the area. “It will provide valuable support in areas like mental health, drug and alcohol treatment and health, social and vocational support,” he said.
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