Community connections

SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY

SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY works to promote positive mental health and prevent suicide by reducing stigma and encouraging people to seek help.

Through programs, events and community work, SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY delivers key messages across Australia about the importance of talking about mental health, getting help and supporting each other through tough times.

Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Community Network

The Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Community Network (TSPCN) values the contributions of all Tasmanians interested in or affected by suicide. It provides a platform for individuals and organisations to share experiences and participate in decision-making around suicide prevention.

Through TSPCN, members collaborate to address issues in suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention. The network believes everyone has a role to play, and that resilient communities willing to openly discuss suicide are better equipped to respond effectively.

A Connected and Respectful Tasmania

Seventy five years ago, Relationships Australia Tasmania (RA Tas) began with a simple purpose, to help people build and sustain the connections that give life meaning.

Recently we asked more than 1600 Tasmanians what a connected and respectful Tasmania looked like. What transpired was a collective vision of harmonious, diverse and engaged Tasmania. This Is just the beginning. We Invite you to join us.

Albie House

Albie House exists to ensure that every Tasmanian that is experiencing grief, loss or distress due to suicide will feel supported and not lost and alone in their grief. We help the community by offering trust in an open safe space to talk on a monthly basis. With this trust comes guidance, with sessions run by both people with lived experience as well as clinical psychologists to offer professional guidance when necessary.

Our Untold Stories

An online gallery created by those impacted by child removal practices. This project has been developed by the Find and Connect Reference Group at Relationships Australia Tasmania with the goal of raising awareness of the ‘Forgotten Australians’ and those impacted by forced adoptions.