WA Suicide Prevention Framework
Have your say on the draft WA Suicide Prevention Framework
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To be widely recognised as the region’s go-to hub for mental health, advocacy, wellbeing education, and community connection. Making it easier for individuals, families, and organisations to know where to turn, what’s available, and how to access meaningful support.
We acknowledge the Wadandi and PibelmenÂ
people of the Noongar Nation as the custodians of the land where we work, play and live. Â
We recognise their continuous connection to land, waters and culture.Â
We pay our respects to all Elders past and present.
We recognise the contributions of individualsÂ
with lived experience of mental ill-healthÂ
and suicide, as well as those  who care for them. Each unique journey adds value toÂ
Mind-Ed’s commitment to mental health and suicide prevention reforms
We acknowledge the diversity of ourÂ
community of which we are a part. Â
We celebrate the extraordinaryÂ
diversity of people’s bodies, genders,Â
sexualities, and relationshipsÂ
that they represent.Â
Mind-Ed is a member of Suicide Prevention Australia.
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We are proud to announce accreditation of our programs Accidental Counsellor and Peer Support in Organisations.