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Contact numbers, websites, books

Suicide Prevention Australia (SPA)
P.O Box K998 Haymarket 2000 (02) 9568 3111

Crisis numbers

arrow right Life line: 13 11 14
arrow right Kids Help Line: 1800 551 800
arrow right Men’s help Line: 1300 78 99 78
arrow right Ambulance/Fire/Police: 000
arrow right Poisons Information Centre: 13 11 26
arrow right Child protection and Family Crisis Service: 1800 656 463
arrow right Transcultural Mental Health Centre: 1800 648 911
arrow right NSW/ACT Salvation Army
Care Line: (02) 9331 6000 1300 363 622 toll free
Crisis Line: (02) 9331 2000
Youth line: (02) 9360 3000

Support numbers

arrow right Lifeforce: (02) 9874 2111; 1800 100 024 – offer workshops in helping those who are suicidal
arrow right Victorian Statewide Suicide Helpline 1300 651 251
arrow right Rose Education Training and Consultancy: PO Box 95 Narellan NSW 2567 Ph: 02 606 5552/ 008 606 685

Books

arrow right Getting Up from Feeling Down ISBN: 0 644 39773x
arrow right Blue Daze: (a comic book on depression) ISBN: 0 644 39774 8
Phone: +61 2 6269 1000 OR 1800 020 103 (Toll free - inside Australia only)
Email: nmm@nationalmailing.com.au

arrow right "Hearing the cry: Suicide Prevention", Appleby and Condonis, 1990. ISBN 0-646-02395-0
arrow right Appleby, M. and King, R.: "Be a Friend For Life – Preventing Youth Suicide", Rose Education, Australia,1992.
arrow right Appleby, M and King, R (1993): "Tell, tell, tell:preventing youth suicide", Rose Education, Narellan NSW.
arrow right Suicide Prevention Toolkit. Lifeline, 2005
arrow right 'Toughin' it out: survival skills for dealing with suicidal thoughs' Kiriniran Publishing,

Websites

American Association of Suicidology
Australian Institute of Family Studies
Beyond Blue
DepressionNet
JustLook
Kids Help Line
LifeForce
Lifeline
Linkz02
MoodGYM
Out of the Blues
Reach Out
YBBLUE
Youth Suicide Prevention New Zealand

More contacts and websites can be found in the 'other organisations' section of this website.

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