Prioritising Mental Health Lifeline Australia - Enhanced Telephone and On-line Crisis Service
Department of Health and Aged Care
Overview
The Prioritising Mental Health: Lifeline Australia – Enhanced telephone and online crisis service (the program) was announced as part of the Budget 2018-19 Prioritising Mental Health, Preventative Health and Sport strategy. The intention of the program is to provide additional and ongoing funding to Lifeline Australia.The objectives of the program are:• To provide Australians in need of and seeking crisis support through Lifeline Australia with a more responsive and accessible service.The intended outcomes of the program are:• Lifeline Australia will increase its responsiveness to community need by increasing their call answer rate from the current 85%; and• Lifeline Australia will deliver a service that is consistently of higher quality and increased effectiveness through improved monitoring, coaching and development of crisis supporters; improved complaint and incident management practices and a modernised operating environment to better support individuals in times of crisis and equip individuals and communities to be suicide-safe.
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