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Support for LGBTI People

​Immediate Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Support

• Lifeline
  www.lifeline.org.au
  13 11 14 (24 hours)
• Suicide Call Back Service
  www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au
  1300 659 467 (24 hours)
• Kids Helpline
  www.kidshelp.com.au
  1800 55 1800 (24 hours)
• Mental Health Information Line 
  www.mentalhealth.org.au 
  1300 729 686 (9am to 7pm, Mon to Fri)  

Support after a Suicide

• Standby Response Service 
  www.uccommunity.org.au/suicide-prevention
  0438150180 (24 hours)

LGBTI Organisations in Queensland

• Queensland AIDS Council
  www.quac.org.au
  07) 3017 1777 
• Open Doors Youth Service
  www.opendoors.net.au
  07) 3257 7660

• QLife (GLWA)
  www.glwa.org.au and qlife.org.au

              1800 184 527 (5.30 to 10.30pm)

• Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays

              www.pflagbrisbane.org.au 
              0400 767 832

LGBTI accessible Medical Centres 

• Stonewall Medical Centre
  52 Newmarket Rd, Windsor 
  07) 3857 1222 

• Gladstone Road Medical Centre 
  38 Gladstone Rd, Highgate Hill
  07) 3844 9599 

• Holdsworth House (Dr Fiona Bishop)
  116 Robertson St, Fortitude Valley 
  07) 3894 0794

• Clinic 30 
  30 Helen St, Teneriffe 
  07) 3017 1777
• Brisbane Gender Clinic  
  30 Helen St, Teneriffe 
  07) 3017 1777 

Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Organisations

• Beyond Blue  
  www.beyondblue.org.au  
• Suicide Prevention Australia 
  suicidepreventionaust.org
• Living is for Everyone  
  www.livingisforeveryone.com.au 

Talking about Mental Health and Suicide

Conversations Matter is a new practical online resource developed to support community discussion about suicide. The resources provide support for communities and professionals to guide conversations about suicide. 

Conversations Matter is a resource for:

• Community members (individuals, families, and community groups) who need some general advice about ways that suicide can be safely talked about.
  
• Professionals from a range of sectors who need advice about how best to engage with and support communities to talk about suicide.
  
• Aboriginal communities (including the services that work with communities) who need some culturally specific advice and support about discussing suicide

Find the Conversations Matter Resource here

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Take Action Before the Blue Takes Over

When something seems wrong and you feel like the blues are taking over your world, you may be experiencing depression. Losing your sense of joy, feeling run down and undertaking risky behaviours are all signs the blues may be taking hold of your life. Offering professional advice, beyondblue is here to support and help restore balance.

Beyondblue has a comprehensive series of resources for LGBTI people about depression, anxiety and mental health.

Find the Beyondblue LGBTI Resources here