History
Lifeline South Coast exists to support people in crisis and ensure that no person has to face their toughest moments alone. For over 50 years, our highly skilled volunteers have provided crucial moments of connection that bring hope and save lives.
Our history
We were established in Wollongong in March 1969 and the Nowra branch was opened in 1981. The service is non-denominational and Volunteer Telephone Crisis Supporters come from a wide range of backgrounds.
View the Lifeline South Coast 50th year timeline.
Get help
You can call 13 11 14 and speak to a trained and caring Telephone Crisis Supporter about any issue, no matter how big or small: relationships, loneliness, life decisions, grief, addiction, abuse, stress, depression, suicide.
Telephone Crisis Supporters help you talk about your concerns and assist you to find ways to solve them.
View a brochure on Lifeline South Coast here.
Our service areas
The Lifeline South Coast call service area covers the coastal region from Helensburgh to the Victorian border. Our Vision is an Australia free of suicide.
