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We provide emotional and practical support to families impacted by a loss from suicide or other fatal traumatic incidents.
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If you or your community are grieving a loss to suicide, you’re not alone.
Thirrili is here to walk alongside you. As a proud Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Controlled Organisation, we provide culturally safe postvention support to individuals, families and communities.
Postvention is the support that comes after a suicide. It helps communities navigate grief, loss and healing in ways that are grounded in culture, community and connection.
We know that healing can often start with a yarn, a safe space, and people who understand. That’s what Thirrili offers.
📞 Reach out if you need support, we're here for you.
1800 805 801
thirrili.com.au/postvention-response-service/
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Looking to connect with organisations working in suicide prevention and postvention?
Check out Suicide Prevention Australia's Membership Directory, where you can search through a national list of members - including Thirrili.
Whether you're looking for support, collaboration, or sector insights, this is a great way to see who’s working across the country to make a difference.
Explore the directory: www.suicidepreventionaust.org/member-directory/
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Here are a few more highlights from NAIDOC25 from our teams across the country!
Our South Australian team were proud to be out and about during NAIDOC Week—connecting, celebrating and standing strong with community.
Chelsea joined the Raising the Flag event in Pooraka, yarning with community members and honouring culture. Luke celebrated at the Kura Yerlo NAIDOC event, engaging with families and local organisations on Kaurna Country. Tina represented Thirrili in Whyalla, connecting with Elders and joining the local NAIDOC March to the Whyalla Rec Centre for a family fun day featuring The Dusty Feet Mob.
Together, the SA team joined together at the NAIDOC March in Adelaide City, walking alongside mob, Elders, families, allies and fellow organisations. The celebrations continued at the Family Day in Victoria Square.
And up north in the NT, Rokiah hosted a beautiful weaving workshop at Bagot Community Hall. The day was full of fun and celebrations, with painting, jumping castles, spear throwing, damper competitions and jewellery making!
A big thank you to the Bagot community and Red Dust for inviting our NT team to be part of such a special day.
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