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Understanding the Coroners Process.
Losing a loved one to suicide or a traumatic death is deeply painful. The coronial process that follows can be confusing, emotional, and overwhelming, but it’s also an important opportunity for families and communities to have their voices heard.
Thirrili, in partnership with Norton Rose Fulbright, has developed the Coroners Toolkit Project. This important project is a culturally grounded, trauma-informed resource to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families navigate the Coroner’s Court.
💬 The toolkits include information about:
• The difference between a coronial investigation and an inquest
• What families can expect during each stage of the process
• How cultural protocols and family wishes can be respected
• The rights of families and how they can contribute to the process
• Where to find support during and after the coronial process
These resources aim to empower families with knowledge and ensure their voices are part of creating change and preventing future loss.
📘 Explore the Coroners Toolkits at thirrili.com.au/coroners-toolkits/
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Every warm interaction matters
For our last post for this Mental Health Month, we’re reminded that even small acts of care and kindness can strengthen community connections. Compassion, empathy and listening deeply are at the heart of building hope and resilience.
At Thirrili we have heard time and time again, how one comment, one action has the power to change the day or week for someone who is going through a really challenging time. This helps us support others in community in small and often important ways.
If you, your family, or community need support after a suicide or traumatic loss, please contact Thirrili Postvention Support Service on 1800 805 801 or visit www.thirrili.com.au
If you need immediate or additional support, you can also contact:
📞 13 Yarn – 13 92 76 (24/7 Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander support line)
📞 Brother to Brother – 1800 435 799
📞 Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800
📞 Thirrili – 1800 805 801
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Are you joining us at the IAHA National Conference this year?
Thirrili will be presenting and hosting a stall, sharing how we support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities after suicide and critical incidents.
Come by our stall for a yarn and to learn more about our work.
#iahaconference2025 #Thirrili #postventionisprevention #connectingwithcommunity #CulturalHealing
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