Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Community Network - TSPCN Forum 2023

Tasmanian LiFE Awards – 2025 Nominees

Living is for Everyone

Outstanding Contribution LiFE Award

This award recognises individuals in Tasmania who work to reduce the rate and impact of suicide. Whether they are volunteers or working in paid positions, their efforts, insight, and initiative make our communities stronger and more resilient.

Felicity Lee
Kylie Delaney
Jodhi Gough

Communities in Action for Suicide Prevention LiFE Award

This award acknowledges the crucial role that communities play in identifying and taking action towards suicide prevention.

A Piano of Tasmania
Dillon’s Run Around Tasmania
Spring Bay Suicide Prevention Network Inc
Circular Head Council
Knockoffs Run Club
Jarrod Wells and Legana Cricket Club
Men Care Too – North West Mates
Men’s Shed Health
Project North
Giovanna Padas & The Hutchins School
The Lounge (New Mornings)

Priority Populations LiFE Award

This award recognises the positive impact by individuals, organisations or community groups that are addressing, preventing or responding to suicidal behaviours in populations and groups disproportionately affected by suicide in Tasmania.

Home Base – Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative
Men’s Resources Tasmania – Building Pathways
Live Well Tasmania
Naomi Skelly
International Cafe Devonport
Paula Proctor
Pinky Community Support

Innovative Practice and Research LiFE Award

This award recognises outstanding contributions in the field of suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention through innovative practices and/or research.

Mental Health Council of Tasmania – Take a Minute
A Tasmanian Lifeline
The Right Place Central Coast
Aimee Rowland and Blue Tree Gallery
Creative Therapies Tasmania

Best Practice in Suicide Prevention in a workplace LiFE Award

This award recognises outstanding contributions in the field of suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention through innovative practices and/or research.

Skretting
Care Forward North