State and Territory Plans
Each Australian state and territory has developed its own suicide prevention plan, tailored to the specific needs and priorities of its population. These plans outline strategies to reduce suicide rates through coordinated actions across health, community, and government sectors. While aligned with national frameworks, each jurisdiction's plan reflects local approaches to early intervention, crisis response, community support, and the inclusion of lived experience.
A five-year, whole-of-government approach to support a whole-of-community response to suicide prevention across NSW.
A comprehensive plan outlining actions across sectors to reduce suicide rates, emphasizing culturally appropriate services and community engagement.
A whole-of-government and community plan aiming to reduce suicide and its impacts through coordinated actions and support systems.
The nation's first legislated suicide prevention plan, focusing on building compassionate and connected communities, with a legislative framework supporting suicide prevention efforts.
A five-year strategy outlining Tasmania’s vision and priorities for suicide prevention, supported by three 18-month Implementation Plans.
A 10-year strategy establishing a whole-of-government and community-wide response to suicide in Victoria, elevating suicide prevention and response across all government decision-making.
A coordinated approach to suicide prevention in Western Australia, focusing on priority populations and regions, with initiatives to upskill the mental health workforce and enhance community-based interventions.
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