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Late at night, when most of Queensland is asleep, someone like Geoff is awake. Listening.
Because of you, someone always is.
You’re sustaining the entire architecture of care that ensures when someone reaches out in crisis, they connect with someone prepared, supported, and equipped to help them survive.
Ssomewhere in Queensland, someone will reach out to Lifeline today. They might connect with Greg or Phyllis—two people who’ve dedicated years to being there in the darkness.
It’s there for the moments when you’re overwhelmed and can’t think straight. When coming up with ideas feels impossible. When you just need something—anything—to help.
For over 40 years, Amanda has called Lifeline on and off—through the darkest times when everything looked hopeless at night. And every single time, someone answered.