Suicide Bereavement Support Group

Each year around 20,000 Australians are impacted by the death of a loved one to suicide.

While most suicides can be prevented, despite our best efforts, tragically, suicides do still occur. It is important that people feel free to talk about their reactions to suicide openly and honestly and that those affected by suicide reach out to others for support and help.

Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury runs a monthly support group for those bereaved by suicide. The meeting is held on the 2nd Thursday of the month 7-9pm. New members welcome.

This group is a safe and comfortable environment in which you can discuss feelings and experiences associated with your loss.    

   "People die but relationships last forever"  

To learn more about this group please call us on 02 9498 8805.

Other Lifeline Support:

Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury can help in the following ways:

• See our summary of local suicide crisis support resources

  13 11 14 - our 24 hour support line
• The Lifeline Suicide Crisis Support Program, a telephone buddy program for ongoing telephone support (9498 8805)
• Face to Face counselling
• Suicide Intervention Training to increase the awareness, knowledge and skills of caregivers - resourcing them to play a more informed, active suicide prevention role.
• If someone you know is at risk of suicide, see our Suicide Prevention Toolkit

See also Lifeline Australia's suicide prevention pages for Australia-wide information.