Lifeline Virtual Garden

Open 24 hours, anytime, anywhere. A garden of remembrance, a garden of reflection. Here you can plant a flower, hold a personal silence, smile or shed a tear knowing you are amongst friends.

Dedicated to

All those suffering during difficult times

Flower donated by Peter Talbot

Dedicated to

For anyone struggling right now and also for myself

Through the daily struggles, dark thoughts and sleeplessness nights this flower is a reminder of the strength and resilience we show and a reminder of the happiness, joy and beauty that comes with life.

Flower donated by Tiana Massarella

Dedicated to

Suibhne

I miss you so much; my best friend, my partner, my lover, my soulmate. No matter how far I go you are with me always in my heart.

Flower donated by Zakyra Frost

Dedicated to

Book Sorting Volunteers

To our amazing Book Sorting Volunteers - Thank you for your ongoing contribution to support the work we do.

Flower donated by Lifeline South Coast

Dedicated to

Kiama Community

Let’s remember those lost to suicide and unite as a community in a commitment to prevent further deaths by suicide.

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Flower donated by Esther Keenan

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Wollongong Lions

To the Wollongong Lions team- Thank you for your financial support towards our services.

Flower donated by Lifeline South Coast

Dedicated to

Tristan

Flower donated by Marc Sassella

Dedicated to

All of those currently struggling, or have struggled in the past

Make sure you’re checking in with yourself, and checking in with those around you. Your voice & listening ear could help someone get through the day. Your story could motivate and inspire others. Never give up!

Flower donated by Sophie Beringer

Dedicated to

Tathra Uniting Church

To the Tathra Uniting Church team- Thank you for your financial support towards our services.

Flower donated by Lifeline South Coast

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Flower donated by Alison Almond

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Flower donated by Jenny Leckey

Whilst we may not be able to share the warmth of connection face to face for World Suicide Prevention Day, we hope this garden will be a place to come together, unity in knowing you are not alone.

Lifeline Virtual Garden

Dedicated to

All those suffering during difficult times

Flower donated by Peter Talbot

Dedicated to

For anyone struggling right now and also for myself

Flower donated by Tiana Massarella

Dedicated to

Suibhne

Flower donated by Zakyra Frost

Dedicated to

Book Sorting Volunteers

Flower donated by Lifeline South Coast

Dedicated to

Kiama Community

Flower donated by Esther Keenan

Dedicated to

Wollongong Lions

Flower donated by Lifeline South Coast

Dedicated to

Tristan

Flower donated by Marc Sassella

Dedicated to

All of those currently struggling, or have struggled in the past

Flower donated by Sophie Beringer

Dedicated to

Tathra Uniting Church

Flower donated by Lifeline South Coast

Dedicated to

Flower donated by Alison Almond

Dedicated to

Flower donated by Jenny Leckey

Lifeline is Australia’s leading suicide prevention service receiving well over 1 million in-person contacts per year.

At Lifeline Tasmania, we remain steadfastly committed to our mission, which is to lead, develop and deliver programs and services that equip individuals and communities to be suicide safe.

Lifeline South Coast (NSW) is the region’s leading suicide prevention service that spans the coastal strip from Helensburgh in the north, to the Victorian border in south.

Lifeline Darling Downs is one of the largest charitable organisations operating and based in the Darling Downs and South West Queensland supporting communities in a catchment which encompasses Toowoomba in the east to the Northern Territory border in the west.

Lifeline is Australia’s leading suicide prevention service receiving well over 1 million in-person contacts per year.

Lifeline’s reputation as an acknowledged leader in crisis support and suicide prevention, in part, has been establish by the work of Centres like Lifeline Mid Coast with our commitment in seeking to provide high standards of crisis support and suicide prevention services.

Lifeline WA provides all Western Australians experiencing a personal crisis or thinking about suicide with access to 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention services.

The last few years have been so tough. For our farmers, rural communities, families – and everyone in Queensland. Together, we’ve made it through drought, floods and fire. And today, Queenslanders are rebuilding their lives and communities during a pandemic.

Lifeline Macarthur and Western Sydney

Lifeline South East is a community based Lifeline Centre where people can give and receive care and support.

Now in its second year, AIS partnership with Lifeline is connecting with communities about their own experiences of grief, loss and mental health challenges.

Lifeline Melbourne is part of the broader network of over 40 Lifeline centres throughout Australia offering support to people in crisis 24/7, 24 hours a day on the 13 11 14 number.

Lifeline Central West has a long and distinguished record of community support in the central west of NSW. Starting from humble beginnings in Bathurst in 1979, the organisation has grown its footprint to cover approximately 1/3 of rural NSW.

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