Contact Us
For immediate crisis intervention when life may be in danger ring the Police on 000 or go to your local hospital emergency department.
Lifeline's telephone counselling service is available on 13 11 14.
We do not currently provide email counselling.
If you are looking for resources regarding suicide and mental health issues for school/college/university assignments, we refer you to our "Suicide Prevention Resources, Information & Links" page, or suggest that you contact: Lifeline Information Service, Auseinet and/or AISRAP for further information.
Lifeline Australia
| Street address | 24 Thesiger Court, Deakin ACT 2600 |
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| Postal address | PO Box 173 Deakin ACT 2600 |
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| Telephone | (02) 6215 9400 |
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| Fax | (02) 6215 9401 |
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Compliments and Complaints
If you wish to make a complaint, or leave a compliment about a Lifeline service, please read the information and use the form in our Compliments and Complaints section.
Email form
If you wish to contact Lifeline Australia by email, please use this form.
Latest News
Report Shows Importance of Political Leadership
30 Aug 2010 A report on the reduction of firearm related suicides following the gun buy back scheme shows the vital role strong political leadership plays in suicide prevention. Read the full story
Lifeline Welcomes Green's Mental Health Policy
04 Aug 2010 Lifeline has today welcomed the promise of funding support for their 24 hour telephone crisis support service, 13 11 14, from the Australian Greens Party. Read the full story
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
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Life Facts
Lifeline resources its own people and the wider community to care competently for themselves and others.
Life Tips
Listening to pleasant music, meditating or reading an enjoyable book are a few ways of relaxing. Regular well-balanced meals will help maintain your energy levels and keep you physically and mentally well.
