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Kate DeAraugo

Having come from the town of Bendigo in Victoria, I am well aware of the affects that the drought, natural disasters and other isolation factors can had on people living in rural and remote communities in Australia. Access to services and support can be hard for people living in country towns, so it’s important for the community to have 24 hour services and resources that they can rely on.

It’s also important that people realise that there is no shame in asking for help and support, and that mental health problems can affect anyone. I would encourage everyone who feels that they may not be coping to seek help from a counsellor, their GP, or a service such as Lifeline.

Show your support for Lifeline like I do, and help send the message that no one needs to face their problems alone.

- Solo artist and winner of Australian Idol 2005

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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.

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Tomorrow is Stress Down Day

22 Jul 2010 Lifeline’s National Fundraiser, Stress Down Day will be held tomorrow, Friday 23rd July 2010. Read the full story

Aussie Battlers the Most Stressed

21 Jul 2010 Australian middle income families are the most stressed Read the full story

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