Resources

Looking for information about how to talk safely only online about suicide?

The #chatsafe team has worked in partnership with young people in Australia and around the world, as well as with families and carers, to provide support.

Here you can find our top 10 tips for communicating safely online about suicide, our guidelines in a range of languages, and support for communities following a suicide.

#chatsafe for parents and carers

#chatsafe for parents and carers is designed to guide parents and carers when they're having conversations about suicide with the young people in their lives.

#chatsafe global

Our #chatsafe guidelines have been translated into various languages to help young people around the world access support when they need it.

#chatsafe for educators

#chatsafe for educators is designed to help educators better equip the young people they have contact with to talk safely on social media about suicide.

A guide for communities

This resource has been developed to help communities who may have experienced the suicide of a young person

Top 10 tips

Read our top tips for talking safely online about suicide

Support services poster

This downloadable resource provides a list of social media services and national phone and online support services that are available to young people.

Trigger warnings

If your post includes content that might be distressing to others, you should consider including a trigger warning in your post. We've created some templates to get you started.