Australia’s leading suicide prevention charity for separated dads celebrates its 20th anniversary on Father's Day - Sunday 1 September - by launching a new ‘DadsAlive!’ campaign.

Over the past 16 years, the OzHelp Foundation has delivered workplace programs and support services targeting to ‘hard to reach’ men with a heightened risk of suicide.

Writing a novel isn’t easy. 40,000 words more or less, drawing on life events that are painful and difficult to reconcile. It takes time, skill and patience.

The number of Māori men living in Australia and taking their own lives is increasing.

On Sunday 28 April, Australia commemorates World Day for Safety and Health at Work and Workers’ Memorial Day.

Eight male athletes from seven sports have been selected to raise awareness of mental health issues.

Ian Westmoreland hasn’t earned an income since moving from his role as a well paid IT project manager five years ago to his unpaid work improving men’s mental health today. 

With suicide rates among construction workers higher than any other group in Australia, a blueprint for better mental health in the industry has arrived, along with $700,000 in funding to support a range of initiatives for men’s mental health.

The suicide prevention charity R U OK? has launched a new campaign targeting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suicide.

Called ‘Stronger Together’, the campaign leans on culturally appropriate resources to provide guidance on addressing suicide among Indigenous communities.

A bunch of mates from Sydney’s northern beaches will swim as far as they can and for as long as they can on March 16, to raise money for men’s mental health.