The ACT Meteors will shine a spotlight on mental health and suicide prevention during the remainder of their Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) campaign
Lifeline Canberra’s Bookfair was cancelled on Saturday and Sunday due to protest activity – but CEO Carrie-Ann Leeson says donations have matched what would otherwise be a successful Bookfair.
Brumbies Rugby will donate 10 per cent of all revenue from ticket sales from this Sunday's Super Rugby Pacific opener against the Western Force at GIO Stadium to Lifeline Canberra.
Lifeline Canberra has been forced to make the difficult decision to close their bookfair today due to the large vaccine mandate protest camp that has gathered at EPIC.
Two survivors of domestic violence who have both been diagnosed with PTSD and have overcome adversity to inspire and support others, are the Lifeline Canberra Women of Spirit and Rising Women of Spirit Award recipients for 2021.
As part of Mental Health Week, 9-16 October, Lifeline Canberra invites you to finish up early tomorrow and join in on a free, uplifting event - the “Unstoppable Hour of Power” - at 4pm.
Lifeline Canberra has received the largest call demand in its 50-year history this week from Canberrans feeling stressed and anxious during lockdown – 150 more calls than previous records – and CEO Carrie Leeson predicts almost 3,500 callers in the next couple of days as more people reach out.
