Support Resources
We understand that the subject matter of The Almighty Sometimes may have been distressing for some audience members.
If you need to talk to someone, our team have collated a list of organisations who can provide support and educational resources.
NEED TO TALK TO SOMEONE?
Lifeline
Lifeline is available for people of all ages, and provides 24 hour support services on 13 11 14 . You can also visit their website lifeline.org.au to access further information and support resources.
Beyond Blue
Beyond Blue provides a range of mental health support services, including counselling, mental health coaching, community forums, and self-guided tests and exercises. You can call a Beyond Blue counsellor on 1300 22 4636, and find further support tools and resources online at beyondblue.org.au.
Youth Focus
Youth Focus provides free counselling and other youth mental health services for young people aged between 12 and 25. Contact Youth Focus on (08) 6266 4333 or at youthfocus.com.au.
IS IT AN EMERGENCY?
If you, or a young person you support, needs urgent mental health care, please go to your nearest hospital emergency department or call:
Mental Health Emergency Response Line
1300 555 788 (metro)
1800 676 822 (regional)
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Crisis Connect 
1800 048 636 (metro)
1800 552 002 (regional)
For phone counselling support, please contact:
Suicide Call Back Service
1300 659 467
Kids Helpline
1800 551 800
Lifeline
13 11 14
13Yarn (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Crisis Support)
13 92 76 
Further Support Resources
Further support resources collated by Connection and Wellbeing Australia (CAWA) can be found below.