The Community Alliance Program is designed to help communities pull together and develop their own strategies to provide effective support for men who may be experiencing acute psychological distress

A set of national guidelines for male suicide prevention that provide data, key considerations and recommendations for use by a range of health and human service institutions and providers. These guidelines have been developed by leading practitioners and researchers with expertise in the specific population cohorts.

Our services and programs are supported by donor and sponsor funding, grants, and corporate partnerships.  This financial support is vital to our on-going effort to effectively address male suicide prevention in communities and groups most at risk.

Our counselling and mental health support services offered to men and their partners, are different to other services in two important respects: they are provided by specialist and experienced professional practitioners with specific training in male psychology, and in a framework that acknowledges the unique nature of male experience, and male psychology.