Supporter Newsletter

SUMMER 2025

Good news and stories

This is Ruth's story. A photo of Ruth, a Community Circle member

As a lifelong nurse and community carer, Ruth has always understood the importance of being there for people in their moments of need.

Thanks for the ASIST. A photo of a person who is reading an ASIST training guide at a table

Your compassionate support is bringing vital suicide prevention training to communities that need it most.

At the heart of 13YARN. an illustration of a 13YARN crisis supporter with headphones on

When an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person reaches out in their time of need, having a person who they can connect with in a culturally safe and sensitive way can make all the difference to their wellbeing.

Reaching out together. A photo of four friends holding each other closely

Whether you’re a family member, friend or carer, when providing support to anyone at risk, it is critical to have holistic self-care practises to look after your social and emotional wellbeing.

Ready to answer the call. A photo of three crisis supporters working a night shift to answer calls to 13 11 14

Thanks to your compassion, Lifeline Queensland’s trained volunteers are responding to record numbers of people reaching out for support.

This is Elizabeth's Story. A photo of 92yr old crisis supporter Elizabeth

For almost 40 years, Elizabeth Gough’s gentle voice has been a light in the darkness for countless Queenslanders reaching out to Lifeline.

Thank you for being a part of the community that makes these stories possible

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