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Community & Corporate Training
Lifeline is experienced at delivering training courses to the the community and corporate sector. Why not find out what courses are available in your local area?
Lifeline specialises in short courses focused on:
- self care
- communication skills
- dealing with difficult behaviours
Lifeline's short courses can be:
- tailored to a client's requirements
- delivered in Lifeline's training rooms or at a client's premises
Two of Lifeline's short courses are:
"Moving On"
Minimising the personal impact of emotionally draining calls. Available as a half day course. Price available on request. Download the information flyer
"Working Effectively"
Handling challenging behaviours or situations. Available as a full or half day course. Price available on request. Download the information flyer
Contact Details:
If you would like further information on Lifeline training, please contact us at:
Lifeline Australia
PO Box 173, Deakin West ACT 2600
Phone: (02) 6215 9400
Fax: (02) 6215 9401
E-mail: training@lifeline.org.au
Contact us using the online contact form
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Suicide prevention funding commitment will save lives
27 Jul 2010 Lifeline welcomes today’s election commitment by Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Minister for Health and Ageing Nicola Roxon for $276.9 million of funding over four years to tackle suicide and promote better mental health in our community. Read the full story
Life Facts
There are more than 200 Lifeline shops and outlets across Australia. Most of these outlets rely on volunteers to assist with storing goods, driving trucks, serving stores or repairing broken items for sale.
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