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Thirrili is Australia's leading Indigenous postvention service, supporting Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander individuals, families & communities impacted by loss from suicide or other fatal traumatic incidents.

24/7 Support: 1800 805 801

02/04/2026

Our office is closed for Easter, but our support line is aways open 🐰

Thirrili’s 24/7 Postvention Support Line remains open right throughout the Easter break, with a dedicated team available to support individuals, families and communities impacted by su***de or other traumatic loss.

If you or someone you know needs support, we encourage you to reach out:
📞 Thirrili Support Line: 1800 805 801
📞 13YARN – 13 92 76
📞 Brother to Brother – 1800 435 799
📞 Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800

Wishing you a safe, restful and supported break —you’re not alone! 💙

30/03/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association for hosting another powerful conference on beautiful Kaurna Country ✨

Last week, more than 500 people gathered from across the country — bringing together community members, First Nations Community Controlled Organisations, mental health practitioners, lived experience advocates, researchers and policymakers.

Our team shared some incredible yarns at our stall. These moments allow us to connect, strengthen partnerships, and refill our cups so we can continue walking alongside mob.

There’s something deeply moving about being surrounded by people who walk alongside communities with care and commitment through grief, loss and healing 💙

23/03/2026

📣 We’re excited to be at the National Indigenous Mental Health and Su***de Prevention Conference 2026 hosted by Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association this week in Adelaide on Kaurna Country!

Come visit our stall to meet the team, connect, and explore how we’re supporting culturally grounded approaches to mental health, wellbeing, and community‑led solutions.

📍 Stamford Grand Adelaide Hotel, Glenelg
📅 24 to 26 March 2026

See you there! ✨

18/03/2026

We're going to the Closing the Gap Day on Kaurna Yerta - Join Us!

We’re excited to be coming back again and connecting with the Adelaide community.

If you’re heading along, make sure you stop by for a yarn — we’d love to connect. 👋🏽

17/03/2026

Big love to Yamandhu Marang and the Wagga Wagga community for opening their hearts and generously sharing why it’s so important to remember our loved ones!

Your words carry strength, connection and healing ❤️

16/03/2026

Thirrili's CEO, Tanja Hirvonen, will be sharing key insights this Thursday at the online launch of the 2026 Close the Gap Report.

Tune in to hear Thirrili's perspective on Indigenous mental health, community wellbeing, and the work we are all doing to make a difference.

Date: Thursday, March 19
Time: 9:30 AM - 10:45 AM
Register for online event here - https://bit.ly/3Ms2E30

Don’t miss it — tune in and be part of the conversation!

14/03/2026

On Friday afternoon, our NSW team joined the Murra Yarra Healing Walk in Wagga Wagga. With clear skies above, we walked together in quiet strength to honour and remember our loved ones lost to su***de.

There are no perfect words to describe how days like these help us grieve and heal — as individuals, as families, and as a community.

Being on Country, surrounded by mob, sharing yarns and holding space for one another, reminds us we are not alone in our grief.

Thank you to the Wagga Wagga community for welcoming us so warmly, and a big congratulations to Yamandhu Marang for hosting such a beautiful event.

We carry our loved ones with us — always. ❤️

11/03/2026

Tomorrow our NSW team will be attending the Murra Yarra Speak Out Speak Loud Healing Walk – Join Us!

We’re excited to be coming back and connecting with the Wagga Wagga community again.

If you’re heading along, make sure you stop by for a yarn — we’d love to connect. 👋🏽

10/03/2026

The Thirrili national team came together from across the country for a meaningful gathering — a time to learn, reflect, celebrate our shared achievements, strengthen relationships, and share knowledge.

We remain committed to the important work in community, this gathering gave our team the space to share ways of working and build on our connections.

Grateful for the conversations, the honesty, the joy, and the collective commitment to doing better — for each other and for the communities we serve.

06/03/2026

This week, we celebrated Kaurna Day 2026: Tirkanthi – Ngutu – Taikurrinthi (Learning – Knowledge – Be United Together) at the Kaurna Learning Circle and Barr Smith Lawns.

Thirrili's South Australian team joined their community for an incredible day of storytelling, dance, music, workshops, student showcases, community stalls and performances by First Nations artists. It was a meaningful day of connection, learning and unity.

Our team will continue to be out and about in community over the coming months building connections, sharing information and walking alongside mob. If you see us at an event or in community, please come over for a yarn. 👋🏾

26/02/2026

Rest is not a luxury — it’s cultural strength, resistance, and restoration!

Re-sharing this powerful piece from Belle Selkirk. Our people carry grief, racism, and collective fatigue, this column reminds us that there are many ways to rest, reconnect, recover, and restore balance within ourselves.

Take a moment. Read. Reflect. Rest. 🤍

06/02/2026

The Thirrili team will be taking time to undertake training and strategy from Monday 9th February to 13th February.

Our team is still here for you over this break. Thirrili’s 24/7 Postvention support line remains open. A core team will be available to provide postvention support to individuals, families and communities impacted by su***de or other traumatic loss.

📞 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝗿𝗿𝗶𝗹𝗶 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗲: 1800 805 801

If you or someone you know is in immediate crisis, please reach out to:
🤍 13YARN – 13 92 76
🤍 Brother to Brother – 1800 435 799
🤍 Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800

Address

PO Box 3031 Bangor NSW
Bangor, NSW
2234

Website

http://thirrili.com.au/

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