Healing the community with the gift of a meal
Member news: At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Urban Angels Community Kitchen and their community volunteers were lovingly preparing 1200 meals daily for Sunshine Coast people in need.
Community ‘learns the signs’ for World Suicide Prevention Day
Almost 100 Sunshine Coast residents registered for suicide-alertness training for World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD), potentially benefiting more than 700 people. Community members attended four-hour face-to-face training, safeTALK, or registered for 90-minute...
Welcome to the team, Helen
Please join us in welcoming Professor Helen Stallman to our team in the new role of Professorial Research Fellow. Helen is a specialist in the development and evaluation of health and wellbeing interventions. This includes an innovative approach to suicide prevention...
Training 100 people for World Suicide Prevention Day
Our mission this World Suicide Prevention Day: train 100 Sunshine Coasters to be suicide-alert. Join our face-to-face or online training for everyday people, and learn how to recognise someone at risk of suicide and connect them to help.
Coast leading the way in First Nations suicide prevention training
The Sunshine Coast community is leading the way in culturally adapting LivingWorks safeTALK suicide prevention training for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The co-design of safeYARN will ensure the Sunshine Coast community has access to training in...
Partnership gives vulnerable people continued access to groceries
Vulnerable Sunshine Coast people have had access to groceries from the safety of their homes during COVID-19, thanks to a partnership between Alliance Partners ComLink and White’s IGA.