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2026 Nominees – Tasmanian LiFE AwardsBeth Rad2026-03-04T23:21:35+00:00
Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Community Network - TSPCN Forum 2023

Tasmanian LiFE Awards – 2026 Nominees

Living is for Everyone

Outstanding Contribution LiFE Award

The Outstanding Contribution LiFE Award recognises individuals in Tasmania who actively work to reduce the rate and impact of suicide. Whether volunteers or employed in paid roles, their dedication, insight, and initiative help make our communities stronger and more resilient. They provide vital support and tools to those struggling with thoughts that life is not worth living, and they advocate for improved services in suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention.

Proudly sponsored by SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY

Danny
Mayson-Kinder

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Casey
Musicka

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Jodie
Saville

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Miranda
Stephens

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Tanya
Stephenson

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Greg
Smith

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Cheryl
McCartie 

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Aimee
Rowland

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The Mind Games 
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Best Practice in a Workplace LiFE Award

The Best Practice Workplace Suicide Prevention LiFE Award recognises workplaces that demonstrate commitment and action in promoting positive mental wellbeing and preventing suicide among their employees. This award celebrates workplaces that support mentally safe environments, build capacity to recognise and respond when colleagues need support, and cultivate a progressive, positive culture around mental health.

Proudly sponsored by TasNetworks

Hamlet 
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RACT 
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NAWIC Tas 
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Pigeon Whole Bakers
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Priority Populations LiFE Award

The Priority Populations Life 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. They may also be highlighting the gaps and identifying strategies and embedding solutions specifically for people in need. This award highlights those who are culturally sensitive, overcome barriers, promote inclusion and deliver improved outcomes for priority populations.

Proudly sponsored by LEx Training Hub.

Albie House 
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JCP Youth
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Loaves and Fishes Tasmania
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The Student Wellbeing Team at Smithton High School 
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Innovative Practice and Research LiFE Award

The Innovative Practice and Research LiFE Award recognises outstanding contributions in the field of suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention through innovation and research. It acknowledges research that enhances our understanding of effective strategies, including responses to recent events affecting mental health, as well as individuals or groups who have developed novel and unique approaches to suicide prevention.

Proudly Sponsored by Access EAP.

Dr Adriana Nevarez Flores (MBBS-Psy,PhD)
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Dr Ivan Nugraha (MBBS-MD)
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Dr James Peak (PhD)
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Dr Miranda Hann (MBBS, FRACGP)
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Communities in Action LiFE Award

The Communities in Action for Suicide Prevention LiFE Award acknowledges the crucial role that communities play in identifying and taking action to prevent suicide.  This award recognises any group or community that works together to prevent suicide. Initiatives may include developing a local plan for mental wellbeing and suicide prevention or organising activities that bring the community together to facilitate social connection and provide opportunities to discuss mental health and suicide prevention.

1000 hearts
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Better Health 4 Dorset
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Cygnet Community Hub
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Exhale Choir
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Farm it Forward Tasmania
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Hilltop Hike
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Live4Life Break O’Day
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STiCH (Stronger Together in Circular Head)
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THEIRS (Talk, Hear & Help, Educate, Inform, Refer, Support)
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The Redress Hub
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Trivia People Tasmania
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Proudly Sponsored by Access EAP.

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Reducing suicide rates in Tasmania needs involvement and support from all levels of the community, business and government.

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