Butterfly Foundation (AU, 42102193582) Browse events

The Butterfly Foundation is a national organisation that is committed to providing support to everyone who is affected by eating disorders and body image issues. Key initiatives are Butterfly's National Support Line, Butterfly's School Programs on positive body image and Butterfly Support Groups. Butterfly also works with young people and schools to teach them about personal self esteem, positive body image, communications skills and media literacy. We seek to provide them with strategies and tools to improve and maintain a positive sense of self worth. The foundation is dedicated to changing the culture, policy and practice in the prevention and treatment of eating disorders and to raising awareness of eating disorders as a serious social, medical and mental health issue. You can invest in a positive future for so many. Support our Butterfly services for care. YOU are the solution!

Tourette Syndrome Association of Australia Inc (AU, 76104434459) Browse events

TSAA is a voluntary and non-profit organisation which disseminates educational materials in health care, education and welfare services. We also provide telephone counseling and operate support groups. We support parent advocacy and other services to help families cope with problems that may occur with TS. Visit www.tourette.org.au to know more and help us to help those with Tourettes.

Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation (AU, 69669941680) Browse events

Kookaburra Kids provides respite, education and support for children that live in families experiencing mental illness. We organise programs and camps to give these young children the opportunity to take a break from the stresses they face caring for a family member that is suffering from mental health issues. We support kids to be just kids.

Adults Surviving Child Abuse (AU, 49072260005) Browse events

ASCA is an Australian national peak body which advances the health and wellbeing of people and communities affected by childhood trauma, for this and future generations.

Mental Illness Fellowship of South Australia Inc (AU, 85595741081) Browse events

MIFSA is a community based, not for profit organisation delivering a range of programs and services for people affected by mental illness, carers and the community. Our Mission is to increase opportunities to achieve good mental health, to promote acceptance of mental illness in the community and provide quality services for people with mental illness, their family and friends.

Homicide Victims Support Group Aust Inc (AU, 77709011655) Browse events

Support & Counselling for families & friends after Homicide. The group was set up in 1993 by the parents of Anita Cobby and Ebony Simpson to provide a free, confidential service to families and friends of Homicide Victims’ that meets the diversity of needs through counselling, support and information. Currently we have approximately 2,800 families in the group and sadly that number grows on average every three days. Whilst we receive some government funding we rely heavily upon our sponsors and fundraising events. Generous people like yourselves willing to give support makes a huge difference in the lives of those affected by homicide.

The Salvation Army (VIC/SA/TAS/NT/WA) (AU, 53678533122) Browse events

The Salvation Army is one of the largest and most visible providers of care and social service to the Australian community, assisting more than one million people every year. When people are feeling despair, facing economic hardship or in need of emotional support, The Salvation Army is there to help.

Jesuit Social Services (AU, 72005269554) Browse events

Jesuit Social Services works to build a just society by advocating for social change and promoting the health and wellbeing of disadvantaged young people, families and communities. Jesuit Social Services works in some of the most difficult and demanding areas of human services: criminal justice; substance misuse; mental illness; homelessness; suicide bereavement; long-term unemployment; entrenched social disadvantage; and settlement of refugees and new arrivals. Jesuit Social Services works with people who have a history of abuse, neglect, trauma and isolation.

Lifeline Western Sydney (AU, 42266391917) Browse events

Lilfeline Western Sydney provides telephone crisis support 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. We help callers of all ages and backgrounds to cope with a range of problems including suicide, relationship difficulties, mental illness, domestic violence, addictions and social isolation. Our service would not be possible without our caring team of dedicated volunteers as well as donations. Please support us so we can better support our callers. (And to find out more about becoming a volunteer crisis supporter, call 0427 320 690 or email [email protected] to request an info pack).

ReachOut.com by Inspire Foundation (AU, 27075428787) Browse events

Tragically, the leading cause of death among young Australians is suicide. Our research tells us that only 30% of the young people who need professional help with their mental health get any kind of help at all. This leaves a staggering 70% of young people in need of support and information struggling to get through tough times by themselves. To tackle this issue, the Inspire Foundation has worked directly with young people to develop leading online youth mental health service ReachOut.com. The mobile website provides young people with information, support and resources they need to improve their understanding of mental health issues, increase their help-seeking skills, and ensure they know they’re not alone.

Top Livin Limited (AU, 46600787513) Browse events

LIVIN is a fully registered Charity which raises awareness for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention. Unlike other charities, past and present, we use fashion, social media and well respected profiles that connect with the cause, to break down the stigma and get people talking about mental health. As a result, people will become more open and comfortable when discussing their mental illness and therefore speaking up and seeking help sooner hence saving lives. Co Founders: Sam Webb & Casey Lyons

MATES in Construction NSW Ltd (AU, 28159975809) Browse events

MATES in Construction NSW is an organisation formed to reduce the level of suicide and improve the mental health and wellbeing of Construction Workers in the New South Wales construction industry.

SANE Australia (AU, 92006533606) Browse events

SANE Australia, is a national mental health charity, working for a better life for people affected by mental illness through education, research and campaigning. SANE operates the only national 1800 Helpline and Helpline Online on mental illness: 1800 18 SANE, an award winning website www.sane.org and www.itsallright.org

Senses Australia (AU, 93169195127) Browse events

Senses Australia is a leading disability service provider supporting the Western Australian community for 120 years. We provide therapy and specialist support, assistance with daily living and life skills as well as respite services, while enabling our clients to live in and be part of their community.

Stroke Recovery Association NSW (AU, 58459163597) Browse events

To maximise the recovery of people who have had a stroke, and reduce the impact on their family/carers and the community. We provide telephone counselling, information kits, referrals and co-ordinate stroke recovery clubs throughout NSW

Samaritans Crisis Line (AU, 87429499832) Browse events

Distress can engulf ordinary people at any time of their lives. Thats why the Samaritans Crisis Line strives to be there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Since its inception in Perth in 1967 the Samaritans Crisis Line has taken countless calls, helping many individuals work through their emotional issues to help turn their lives around. A service provided by a team of caring volunteers and supported by 'Friends', sponsors and donors the Samaritans Crisis Line provides anonymous, confidential, non judgemental, non-religious emotional support to the despairing, lonely and suicidal or those at risk of becoming so. If you or someone you know needs emotional support call us on 13 52 47 or check out our website on www.samaritanscrisisline.org.au.

Mind (AU, 22005063589) Browse events

Mind supports people with mental illness in their recovery, to help them live well in the community, with or without symptoms. At Mind, we recognise that having safe and affordable housing, getting a job, building trusting and supportive relationships are integral elements of the recovery journey and essential to maintaining good mental health.

Lifeline Central Victoria & Mallee Inc. (AU, 50405097465) Browse events

Lifeline is a national charity providing all Australians experiencing a personal crisis with access to 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention services. Lifeline Central Victoria & Mallee operates the 13 11 14 telephone crisis support service and delivers training courses in suicide awareness, suicide intervention, mental health and family violence throughout the Central Victoria and Mallee regions.

MATES in Construction SA Ltd (AU, 80160280473) Browse events

Lifeline Northern Beaches Inc (AU, 20525079849) Browse events

Lifeline Northern Beaches provides crisis support and suicide prevention services. Every year Lifeline answers over 750,000 calls for assistance on our 13 11 14 line - 25,000 of those are taken at our Northern Beaches Centre. We provide a range of services including face-to-face counselling and group support programs all aimed at relieving distress and suffering in the community.

HammondCare (AU, 48000026219) Browse events

HammondCare is an independent Christian charity specialising in dementia and aged care, palliative care, rehabilitation and older persons' mental health. Regarded nationally and internationally as one of Australia’s most innovative health and aged care providers, HammondCare offers hospital care, residential care and community services throughout NSW. HammondCare is passionate about improving the quality of life for people in need and has a particular commitment to dementia care and research as well as to people who are financially disadvantaged. More information can be found at www.hammond.com.au

Holdsworth Community Centre & Services (AU, 50949197281) Browse events

Holdsworth provides a range of recreational, respite and support programs and activities which promote the well-being of residents especially those disadvantaged by age, disability, income or social isolation and for those who are carers for others. We provide direct services, information, referral and advocacy.

Love Me Love You (AU, 36161961495) Browse events

Love Me Love You is a foundation committed to the prevention, intervention and control of youth mental health disorders and substance abuse. Through awareness, education and management programs LMLY aims to empower youths to build a culture that helps them strive to their potential in life LMLY is based on lived experience of founder Lance Picioane who has also relied on the strength and support of Family, friends and colleagues to beat the silent killer that is Mental Illness

CAFS (AU, 83786843940) Browse events

Child & Family Services Ballarat (CAFS) is a community service organisation providing a range of programs and services to children, young people and families who are vulnerable or in need of support. Our goal is to give every individual the optimal opportunity to live in a safe and nurturing family.

ADDults with ADHD (AU, 87819863019) Browse events

ADDults with ADHD (NSW) Inc is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run support organisation established in 1995 to address the needs of adults and their families dealing with ADHD and related conditions. Our organisation provides a helpline, information packs, education and support as well as seminars, an annual conference and development opportunities for professionals.