❓ A parliamentary question regarding the funding, maintenance, and future of the One Life WA suicide prevention website and related workplace support initiatives. The response reveals limited recent activity and a shift towards a new suicide prevention strategy.
AnsweredQoN 1185Legislative Council
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SUICIDE PREVENTION — ONE LIFE WA
1185. Hon STEPHEN DAWSON to the p arliamentary secretary representing the
Minister for Mental Health:
I refer to funding and support provided to the One Life WA project.
(1) When was the website onelifewa.com.au last updated?
(2) How many newsletters have been distributed by One Life in the past
12 months?
(3) What was the value of funding allocated
to keeping the website live in each of 2014–15, 2015–16 and
2016–17?
(4) What is the intended future of the website?
(5) With regard to workplace support, what
networking forums has One Life assisted with in the past year, and what
electronic newsletters have been sent out?
1185. Hon STEPHEN DAWSON to the p arliamentary secretary representing the
Minister for Mental Health:
I refer to funding and support provided to the One Life WA project.
(1) When was the website onelifewa.com.au last updated?
(2) How many newsletters have been distributed by One Life in the past
12 months?
(3) What was the value of funding allocated
to keeping the website live in each of 2014–15, 2015–16 and
2016–17?
(4) What is the intended future of the website?
(5) With regard to workplace support, what
networking forums has One Life assisted with in the past year, and what
electronic newsletters have been sent out?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question.
(1) It was last updated on Wednesday, 5 October 2016.
(2) Nil.
(3) Biannual domain registration and annual hosting fees only.
(4) The website is currently under review.
(5) The
pledge partnership was an initiative under the previous suicide prevention
strategy. This initiative is being superseded by the development of ''WA
Workplace Standards for Mental Health: Suicide Prevention'' under
the new statewide suicide strategy, ''Suicide Prevention 2020: Together
we can save lives.'' In May 2016, the Ministerial Council for Suicide
Prevention facilitated a high-level industry and workplace roundtable forum,
attended by 50 Western Australian workplace leaders. The forum was designed to
introduce, discuss and generally raise awareness about mental health and
suicide prevention strategies in workplaces.
(1) It was last updated on Wednesday, 5 October 2016.
(2) Nil.
(3) Biannual domain registration and annual hosting fees only.
(4) The website is currently under review.
(5) The
pledge partnership was an initiative under the previous suicide prevention
strategy. This initiative is being superseded by the development of ''WA
Workplace Standards for Mental Health: Suicide Prevention'' under
the new statewide suicide strategy, ''Suicide Prevention 2020: Together
we can save lives.'' In May 2016, the Ministerial Council for Suicide
Prevention facilitated a high-level industry and workplace roundtable forum,
attended by 50 Western Australian workplace leaders. The forum was designed to
introduce, discuss and generally raise awareness about mental health and
suicide prevention strategies in workplaces.
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