Step-by-step guidance to detect and respond to suicide risk in others with confidence
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About the suicide response project
The SRP was created by researchers, academics, and psychologists together with autistic and LGBTIQA+ people who have lived through suicidal thoughts, their families, and those who have supported or lost someone to suicide.
The SRP is here to guide you. Through its 8 Step Response, you’ll find clear, research-based information and simple, practical tips you can follow step by step. Each stage is designed to build your confidence and equip you to support the people in your life who may be struggling.
In an emergency always call 000
For support call
Autism connect: 
QLife: helplines
You and others don’t need to wait for an emergency to call. These services are there to listen.
Lifeline
24-hour national telephone crisis counselling service and online counselling.
13 11 14.
Kids Helpline
Free confidential 24-hour telephone and online counselling for young people between 5 and 18.
1800 55 1800.
Suicide Call Back Service
24-hour national telephone counselling service to people 18 years and over and online services.
1300 659 467
Beyondblue
e-headspace
Mensline
24/7 support for men regarding mental health, family violence, parenting, relationship support
1300 78 99 78
Parentline
We acknowledge and remember all persons lost to us because of suicide as well as the people left behind. We acknowledge the enduring suffering suicide brings and the complex emotions and experiences of all people who have contemplated suicide. We acknowledge that those with lived experience can provide hope, resilience, and support to those at risk.