NRL greats urge NSW men to speak up about their mental health to help prevent suicide
This International Men’s Day (19 November), Braith Anasta and Kieran Foran are throwing their support behind SANE’s Better Off With You campaign – an evidence-informed suicide prevention and mental health resource to help men in NSW stay in the game with their mental health and help prevent more lives being lost to suicide.
Greater together: Griefline grows impact and reach through merger with SANE
Not-for-profits unite to ensure Australians can continue to access dedicated support for grief and loss within a comprehensive range of digital and telephone support for their mental health.
SANE Recovery Community wins Gold in the 2025 Good Design Awards
Standing testament to their incredible impact, SANE’s Recovery Community has been awarded Gold at the 2025 Good Design Awards in the Digital Design category.
How help seekers can escape the ‘Google loop of despair’
Landmark research launched by SANE identifies the barriers to mental health care and provides a blueprint for fixing Australia’s fragmented mental health system.
SANE farewells Chair Lucy Myer and welcomes Dr Caroline Aebersold
After more than a decade on the Board and almost five years at the helm, Lucy Myer has stepped down from her role as Chair of SANE. SANE is delighted to officially welcome Caroline Aebersold as our new Chair.
SANE Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan - Embedding Reconciliation Across our Mission and Strategy.
SANE was immensely proud to announce the launch of our Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) at the SANE Team25 Conference in Melbourne.
Commonwealth Government funds national roll out of SANE’s world-first Digital Psychosocial Recovery Programs!
SANE has been awarded $27.3million over three years for the national roll out of free, digital psychosocial recovery programs for adults experiencing complex mental illness and trauma, as well as for their family, carers and kin
SANE is alarmed but not surprised to see mass resignation of psychiatrists in NSW
The resignation of public sector psychiatrists in NSW is a serious threat to the state's mental health system, with devastating consequences for those with mental illness. This mass departure highlights the fragile state of our mental health infrastructure and the urgent need for comprehensive reform.
