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Every 24 seconds, someone reaches out for hope in their darkest moment.

Your support helps ensure a trained volunteer Crisis Supporter is there to answer when they need it most.

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"I'm here with you. Close your eyes and I'm holding your hand. You are not alone."

These were the words that Marcus* heard when he reached out to Lifeline in his darkest moment. 

Marcus had been facing a lifetime of bullying, from his earlier years at school to his time now at work. It was unrelenting, every single day he came home depleted.

He was losing all hope but that night he reached out to Lifeline and spoke to one of our trained volunteer crisis counsellors at Lifeline Sydney & Sutherland. 

For someone in crisis, like Marcus, one phone call can be a lifeline, a beacon of hope. Your generosity can ensure someone is there to answer. It helps provide the specialised training our volunteer counsellors need to support people like Marcus, ensuring that when a call for help comes, there is always someone there to answer. 

Right now, someone may be struggling in silence, wondering if anyone will answer their call for help. For someone like Marcus, that one call can be the reason he is given the hope to live. Please make a generous donation today to help ensure that every call is answered by a trained volunteer crisis supporter, with compassion, expert support and hope. 

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Younger people are calling out for help

43-percent

43%
of young people in Australia today feel lonely.1

one-in-five

1 in 5
young Australians, aged between 12 to 18, experiencing bullying at school.2

50-percent

50%
Australian teens are projected to face anxiety or depression by the age of 20.3

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Nobody should be left without hope.

Right now, too many young adults are struggling with bullying, loneliness and poor mental health. For some, like Marcus*, the pain of exclusion for being different can have devastating consequences leading to suicidal thoughts. 

With more than half of Australian teens projected to face anxiety or depression by the age of 201, the need for support has never been greater. 

By supporting Wesley Mission Lifeline Sydney & Sutherland, you can help provide trained volunteer counsellors with the specialist skills they need to support vulnerable young people through their darkest moments and give them hope for the future. 

Your gift today can help ensure that when someone reaches out for help, just like Marcus* did, their call won’t go unanswered.  

Because everybody deserves to know they are not alone. And because no one should be left without hope. 

Other ways to donate

If you have any questions about donating, please don’t hesitate to get in touch on 1800 021 821.
Mailing address

Wesley Mission Fundraising

PO Box A270

Sydney South NSW 1235

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BSB 062 000

A/C 1384 9827

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1 University of Sydney  2 Stopbullying.gov 3 Burnett Institute research 

* Name & image changed to protect identity.

 

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You can be the reason someone gets through tonight.