Dads in Distress Program
Dads in Distress supports dads experiencing trauma through family breakdown and separation anxiety often leading to stress, depression, isolation, and suicide.
Last updated January 8, 2024
The PHN funds many providers to deliver suicide prevention, suicide aftercare and suicide prevention training programs in our region, and we are committed to fostering collaborative partnerships with consumers and carers at each stage of the commissioning process.
For a breakdown on the programs and services funded and supported by the PHN, please follow the links below.
Dads in Distress supports dads experiencing trauma through family breakdown and separation anxiety often leading to stress, depression, isolation, and suicide.
The Men’s Table is a community building and men’s mental health and suicide prevention initiative.
The Way Back Support Service (The Way Back) is a Beyond Blue initiative designed to support people who have recently experienced a suicidal crisis or attempted suicide.
Hunter Primary Care currently deliver Aboriginal Aftercare, an innovative suicide aftercare service, developed to save the lives of one of the population groups most at-risk of suicide –people who have attempted suicide or live with suicide ideation.
QPR is an online, evidence-based suicide prevention training.