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Helpline’s three busiest days all recorded in last 12 months with daily call volumes of 4,000 not unusual, executive director says

'We want to work towards a better path forward.'

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The woman was described as "gravely ill, both mentally and physically" when police visited her.

Ashley Park was funny, bright and loved by her family, but the demons that plagued the teenager took her away.

'Someone opens up to you for 20 minutes or however long the call might be and they tell you something that they have never told anyone before'.

The theme of National Volunteer Week is 'The Change Makers'. Our volunteers certainly are that, writes Lifeline's Rob Sams.

Tadhg Kennelley and Kirby Bentley connect with young people in Broken Hill and Menindee as ambassadors for How's Ya Mate? — a successful local mental health and wellbeing initiative that hopes to go national.

"Where must they be in their life to actually think that that's an appropriate thing to do?"