• Crisis and Emergency Numbers

    In an emergency call 000

    *Please note, if you have critical concerns about, and require support with, your own or others' safety and/or well-being on campus or online, please report this in our Critical Incident Report Form, as well as making use of the below resources as needed.

    Lifeline 

    Call 131114 for 24/7 nationwide crisis support and suicide prevention services or chat online on their website.  

     

    Beyond Blue   

    Call 1300 22 4636 for 24 /7 nationwide mental health support or chat online on their website.  

      

    SANE Australia  

    Call 1800 18 7263 for mental health support and information. Visit their website by clicking here 


    Suicide Call Back Service 

    Call 1300 659 467 for 24/7 nationwide telephone counselling to people aged 18 years and over who are feeling suicidal, caring for someone who is suicidal or bereaved by suicide. https://www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au 

      

    1800 RESPECT/ 1800 737 732 – Help for Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault 

    1800 Respect is the National Sexual Assault, Family and Domestic Violence Counselling Line for any Australians who have experienced, or are at risk of, family and domestic violence and/or sexual assault. 

    Tabor also has trained staff who can assist you. Please refer to the Sexual Assault and Harassment Tabor Online tab.

     

    National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline 

    Call 1800 250 015 for free and confidential advice about alcohol and other drugs. You will automatically be directed to the Alcohol and Drug Information Service in your state or territory. These local alcohol and other drug telephone services offer support, information, counselling, and referral to services. 

     

    Family Drug Support  

    1300 368 186 for information and support for families of drug and alcohol users, including a 24hour support line. www.fds.org.au 

     

    Mental Health Tools & Apps 

    My Coping Plan - “My Coping Plan” is a smartphone app, created by psychologist Dr Helen Stallman of the University of South Australia, that guides you through the process of creating a plan for yourself to follow during times of distress. It is available for free download from the Apple Store or Google Play.  

     

    Other useful mental health support: