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Safe Haven: Passion-Driven Innovation in Suicide Prevention is a statewide program from NSW Health, administered through Western Sydney Local Health District, that provides a peer-led, trauma-informed alternative to emergency department presentations for individuals experiencing suicidal crisis.
Co-designed with people of lived experience, Safe Haven delivers compassionate care, collaborative safety planning, service navigation, and coordinated follow-up. The service recorded more than 90 presentations in a three-month period in 2025, with over 95% of consumers reporting feeling heard and supported.
Beyond core operations, the team drives community-focused innovation projects that build capacity and strengthen suicide prevention partnerships. Community organisations and health services in NSW may explore collaboration opportunities through the program.
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submit = function () { if (! submitHook()) { this. _spOldSubmit(); } }; Safe Haven: Passion-Driven Innovation in Suicide Prevention Western Sydney Local Health District Finalist : Excellence in the Provision of Mental Health Services Award Safe Haven is a statewide suicide-prevention service co-designed with people who have lived experience, providing a peer-led, trauma-informed alternative to emergency department (ED) presentations.
The service supports individuals in suicidal crisis through compassionate care, collaborative safety planning, service navigation, and coordinated follow-up. Beyond its core operations, the team drives a range of community-focused “passion projects” designed to meet emerging needs, build capacity, and foster partnerships that strengthen collective suicide-prevention efforts.
In 2025, the Safe Haven service in Western Sydney Local Health District achieved its highest engagement to date recording more than 90 presentations in just 3 months. More than 95% of consumers reported feeling heard and supported, and less than 7% required escalation to emergency services. These outcomes highlight the service’s effectiveness in providing an alternative to ED presentations and improving consumer satisfaction.
Collaboration with over 100 school psychologists has enhanced suicide-prevention and service literacy, informing consumer-led reforms such as extending service hours. Partnerships with the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network and multiple Community Managed Organisations have further enabled the co-development of effective suicide-care pathways and strengthened workforce training.
Meet the other finalists for the Excellence in the Provision of Mental Health Services Award. Managing Behavioural Expectations in the Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatient Environment Housing and Health Together Current as at: Tuesday 16 September 2025
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations and health services in NSW. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Safe Haven: Passion-Driven Innovation in Suicide Prevention is funded by NSW Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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