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Helps Lifeline WA to answer ONE call from a Western Australian in crisis.

Helps Lifeline WA to facilitate TWO conversations with help seekers in crisis.

Helps Lifeline WA train ONE Crisis Support Volunteer.

Helps Lifeline WA to respond to FIVE help seekers.

Meet Kylie. Overwhelmed by life’s challenges, Kylie found herself in a dark place and felt isolated. Desperate for support, she reached out to Lifeline. During that call, a compassionate volunteer Crisis Supporter listened without judgment, and provided a safe space for Kylie to express her feelings.“I didn’t realise how much I needed to be heard,” Kylie said.

“Talking to someone who understood my pain gave me clarity. I learned I wasn’t alone and could take steps to navigate my struggles.”

Inspired by this support, Kylie became a trained Telephone Crisis Supporter. “I want to give back,” she explained. “Every call is a chance to be a guiding light for someone else.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lifeline WA's charity status?

Lifeline WA is registered as Living Stone Foundation Incorporated, ABN: 43 517 756 699 on the ACNC (Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission) Charity Register. Registered charity number: CC18536. Lifeline WA also delivers training on behalf of Lifeline Australia RTO 88036.

Will I get a receipt?

Yes. Immediately after donating you will receive an electronic receipt sent to the email used at the time of making the donation. If you choose to make a recurring donation, you will receive a yearly tax receipt by post.

Is my donation tax deductible?

Yes. Donations over $2 are eligible for a deduction. This is the minimum requirement for a tax deduction in Australia.

What happens with my donation?

All donations will help fund the training of our Crisis Supporters right here in Western Australia. Read our latest impact report here

What are the different payment methods?

We accept all major credit cards and have alternative payment options available including payment by Cheque or EFT (electronic funds transfer/direct deposit).

To facilitate this and ensure we have the correct details to provide you with a Tax receipt for tax deduction purposes, please contact our team lifelinewa@lifelinewa.org.au or (08) 9261 4444.

EFT/Direct Deposit

Living Stone Foundation Inc T/A Lifeline WA

BSB: 086-006 

Account: 142525048

Cheque

Living Stone Foundation Inc T/A Lifeline WA

PO Box 509, Subiaco WA 6904

How do I update my details?

You can update you details by contacting one of our friendly team members at Lifeline WA where our customer support team will be able to help you. Contact our team lifelinewa@lifelinewa.org.au or (08) 9261 4444.

How do I change my communication preferences?

You can change the way you receive communications and updates from the Lifeline WA by contacting our customer support team lifelinewa@lifelinewa.org.au or (08) 9261 4444.

Why does it cost $4,000 to train and support each volunteer Crisis Supporter?

The training provided to each Crisis Supporter is comprehensive and quality assured. Training is provided over 12 months by suitably qualified Lifeline WA trainers and assessors which includes internship periods, shadowing and mentoring sessions, and practical and theoretical assessment. Upon completion, Crisis Supporters obtain national certification in the unit of competency (Provide Crisis Support). Ongoing support and costs include the provision of paid 'In shift supervisors' for each shift to facilitate quality, health and safety outcomes for Crisis Supporters and Help Seekers, and ongoing professional and peer supervision and professional development for Crisis Supporters.

Where does Lifeline WA get funding from?

Lifeline WA primarily relies on the support of philanthropy, fundraising and donations for approximately 70% of it's revenue. Less than a third of our funding is supplied by Government sources. A financial overview is available on the ACNC (Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission) Charity Register and our Annual report.

Are Crisis Supporters volunteers?

Yes. Find out more about volunteering opportunities at Lifeline WA here.