What is postvention?
Here at Postvention Australia, one of our goals is to shed light on postvention and how suicide may affect those within our community.
News
Media Release – World Suicide Prevention Day 2019
The PVA delegation meeting with His Excellency Governor-General David Hurley to brief on the critical need for postvention Shining a Light on those Bereaved by Suicide WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY 2019 CANBERRA: Australia’s ‘founding father’ of suicide prevention will today make an impassioned plea to the Morrison government to recognise the most overlooked aspect of […]
Media Statement – Government strongly urged to Act Now as more Australians are lost to Suicide each day say experts – The 6th Australian Postvention Conference
SYDNEY, Australia.
Building Hope Together – The 6th Australian Postvention Conference
Building Hope Together The Journey After Suicide The 6th Australian Postvention Conference 13 – 15 June 2019 | Sydney Masonic Centre www.buildinghopetogether.com.au Postvention Australia and the Conference Committee are pleased to announce that registration and call for abstracts for the 6th Australian Postvention Conference are now open.
Highlights from Al’s Walk for Life
18 October – 16 November Al’s Walk for Life Facebook Envoy Alan Staines OAM OF, 86 years young, National Secretary of Postvention Australia, committed to walking over 320km from Canberra to Sydney over 28 days to raise community awareness throughout Australia of the urgent need to provide support for those impacted by suicide.
Preparations for Al’s Walk for Life
Alan Staines, the National Secretary of Postvention Australia, has been preparing for his Walk for Life in Canberra by bringing to light the issue of postvention with various Ministers and Members of Parliament.
Al’s Walk for Life
The National Secretary of Postvention Australia, Envoy Alan Staines OAM OF, 86 years young, is committed to walk from Canberra to Sydney to raise community awareness throughout Australia of the urgent need to provide support for those impacted by suicide.
First World Health Organisation Suicide Report
Over 800 000 people die by suicide every year – that’s one person every 40 seconds.
Support After Suicide – Department of Forensic Medicine Sydney
The Support After Suicide program from the Department of Forensic Medicine Sydney has released their March/April newsletter for 2015.
Building Hope Together – The 6th Australian Postvention Conference
Building Hope Together The Journey After Suicide The 6th Australian Postvention Conference 13 – 15 June 2019 | Sydney Masonic Centre www.buildinghopetogether.com.au Postvention Australia and the Conference Committee are pleased to announce that registration and call for abstracts for the 6th Australian Postvention Conference are now open.