We honour and pay our respects to the Palawa/Pakana people, the Traditional Custodians of Lutruwita (Tasmania), and acknowledge Elders past, present, and emerging. We recognise the deep connection to land, sea, and community that continues to guide culture, strength, and healing.
We also acknowledge those with lived and living experience of mental ill-health and suicide. Your courage, stories, and voices shape the work we do. We recognise that these experiences can be deeply personal and emotional. If anything shared here impacts you, please remember that you are not alone and support is available.
Our Impact at a Glance
Real people. Real Stories. Real change across communities
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Who We Are
THEIRS stands for Talk, Hear & Help, Educate, Inform, Refer and Support. We are a youth-led, community-driven mental health and suicide prevention organisation founded to respond directly to the needs of regional communities across Tasmania’s North-West Coast.
Built on lived experience, trauma-informed practice, and community connection, THEIRS creates safe, accessible spaces where people can learn, share, connect, and find pathways to support, regardless of age, background, or location.
Empowering individuals, workplaces, schools, and communities with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to support mental health, wellbeing, and suicide prevention.
Making mental health support visible, approachable, and easier to access, breaking down barriers so everyone can receive equitable care, no matter where they live.
Creating safe spaces where people can build relationships, share responsibility for wellbeing, and strengthen support networks through genuine connection.
Building mentally healthy teams through connection, compassion, and practical skills.
Threads Program
A trauma-informed, school-based program supporting disengaged young people to reconnect with learning, wellbeing, and purpose through creativity, community, and co-design.
Behind every statistic is a story. With consent, care, and respect, we share real experiences that highlight the power of connection, community, and lived experience. These stories reflect resilience, courage, and the impact of people coming together to support one another.
Stories are shared with permission and respect for privacy.
THEIRS is built on youth leadership, trauma-informed practice, and genuine connection — working alongside communities to create safer, more supportive pathways to mental health and wellbeing.