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Training By Location

LivingWorks & LGBTQIA+ Communities

Accessible, inclusive, safe training for LGBTQIA+ communities.

Suicide Prevention Training by Community, for Community

We understand LGBTQIA+ communities experience much higher rates of suicide compared to the broader Australian population. Leading a process of consultation and codesign with community, we now have suicide prevention skills training tailored to deliver inclusive content and create safe space for LGBTQIA+ people and communities.

These skills training workshops are delivered by Trainers who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community.

LivingWorks Training LGBTQIA+ Communities Across Australia

Case Study

The Lean on Me: Exploring Suicide Prevention and Mental Health-Related Peer Support in Melbourne’s LGBTQ Communities Report (2021) highlighted the significantly higher levels of mental ill health in the LGBTQ+ community, along with the mixed experiences amongst LGBTQ+ people in accessing supportive and affirming support from services as part of the reason why peers in the LGBTQIA+ community are often relied on for mental health and crisis support.

LivingWorks used adapted training materials and LGBTQIA+ Trainers from within community to deliver LGTBQIA+ ASIST and safeTALK workshops across the North Western Melbourne PHN region. LivingWorks targeted training opportunities to staff and volunteers at LGBTQIA+ organisations, staff at mainstream organisations that have a focus on supporting LGBTQIA+ populations, and informal and formal LGBTQIA+ leaders.

LivingWorks LGBTQIA+ Training Results

Following the LGBTQIA+ ASIST training in North Western Melbourne, participant feedback from pre- and post-training was analysed, with key results listed below.

01

Following the LGBTQIA+ ASIST training, 97% of participants rated the workshop
8 out of 10 or above.

02

98% of participants rated their likelihood to recommend the workshop to others at 8 or above.

03

Surveys from the same workshops indicated that prior to doing the training, only 42% of participants agreed they’d do a suicide intervention if someone told them they were thinking of suicide

04

On completion of the training, 100% of participants indicated they would do a suicide intervention.

Courses Led by Community, for Community

LivingWorks safeTALK and ASIST have decades of evidence base behind their development and delivery. To support safe learning and spaces for LGBTQIA+ communities, our adapted safeTALK and ASIST workshops are led by Trainers who identify from community, and with course materials and scenarios that reflect participants’ life experiences.

We have two free ASIST workshops coming up in November, fully funded by LGBTIQ+ Health Australia. See links to register below.

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