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  Link   MensLine Australia
MensLine Australia is a national telephone support service for men with family and relationship concerns. The service is available from anywhere in Australia for the cost of a local call, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, it provides confidentia
  Link   Anxiety Online
Anxiety Online is an internet-based treatment clinic for people with anxiety problems. It is a world-first initiative of the National eTherapy Centre (NeTC) at Swinburne University of Technology and funded by the Federal Department of Health and Agei
  Link   Salvos - 'Suicide Prevention Bereavement Support' Service
  Link   Raising Children Network
  Link   Other Gamblers help / Counseling services across Australia
  Link   Problem Gambling
  Link   Gamblers Help
  Link   Aussie Jobs in Mental Health - Infoxchange
  Link   CLAN Care Leavers Australia Network (CLAN)
( Support and advocacy service for people institutionalized as wards of state Australia )
  Link   The Tithing Tree
how to help support a community organisation
  Link   Alcoholics Anonymous Australia
  Link   Australian Network for Promotion, Prevention and Early Intervention for Mental Health
  Link   Faith Recovery USA
  Link   Hope to Healing USA
  Link   Get into scouting (Australia)
  Link   Public Advocates and Guardianship lists / Boards
These government Agency Sites can have useful information
  Link   Cool Nurse
  Link   NAPCAN Foundation
Kids Help or Parent Help Lines for Aussies
  Link   Focus on the family
Christian based recourses for families
  Link   Mental Illnesses
Mental Illness sescriptions on the UCC webpage.
  Link   VTPU - The Victorian Transcultrual Psychiatry Unit
Translated Mental Health Information for people from non english speaking backgrounds
  Link   What is Mental illness?
Government Pamphlets.
  Link   Depression Services
An Australian site for friends and families impacted by depression.
  Link   ASpar Group
An Australian site for Adult Childdren of Autuistic Parents.
  Link   Mental Help Net
Lots of self-help advice.
  Link   Self-Help & Psychology Magazine
  Link   National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
An American group.
  Link   Reach out
Assistance for tough times
  Link   John Grohl's Psych Central
Mental Health Page, index for psychology, support, and mental health issues.
  Link   Children of Trauma Survivors
See paragraph 10
  Link   Bursting the bubble
Violence at home.
  Link   Kids Help Line
Kids Help or Parent Help Lines for Aussies
 
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