Here are major Australian organisations and well-known “brands” that offer mental‑health support (crisis lines, counselling, online programs, info or youth services). I’ve listed what they do and a contact or access route for each.

• Lifeline — 24/7 suicide prevention and crisis support by phone, text and online chat. Call 13 11 14 (Australia). (Lifeline.org.au)

• Beyond Blue — information, online resources and 24/7 telephone/online counselling for anxiety, depression and related issues. Call 1300 22 4636 or use webchat. (beyondblue.org.au)

• Headspace — youth (12–25) mental‑health centres, online supports and counselling focused on young people. Use local Headspace centres or their online services. (theaustralian.com.au)

• Kids Helpline — free 24/7 counselling for children and young people (5–25) by phone, webchat and email. Call 1800 55 1800. (beyondblue.org.au)

• MindSpot Clinic — free, government‑funded online assessments, courses and brief teletherapy for anxiety and depression. Access via MindSpot’s website. (mindspot.org.au)

• Black Dog Institute — research, clinical services, digital programs and resources for mood disorders (depression, bipolar) and workplace mental health. (Note: Black Dog Institute provides clinical programs and online resources — see their site for referral and programs.)

• SANE Australia — support, online forums, information and a helpline for people affected by complex mental health issues. (au.reachout.com)

• ReachOut — online mental‑health information, tools and peer support for young people and carers (digital programs rather than 24/7 counselling). (au.reachout.com)

• RUOK? — national awareness/peer‑support movement with conversation guides and resources to help people check in with others; links to services.

• Suicide Call Back Service — free 24/7 telephone and online counselling for people at risk of, or affected by, suicide. Call 1300 659 467. (beyondblue.org.au)

• 13YARN — crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (part of national crisis services ecosystem). Call 13 92 76. (beyondblue.org.au)

• State and territory mental‑health services and government hotlines — each jurisdiction has local mental‑health and crisis services (e.g., healthdirect.gov.au and local mental health access points). (betterhealth.vic.gov.au)

Notes and next steps

• If you’re in immediate danger or a life is at risk, call emergency services on 000.
• If you want, I can: (a) give direct links for any of the services above, (b) list local/state‑based services for your area in Australia, or (c) show workplace/employee assistance programs some corporations (health insurers, telcos, large employers) commonly provide. Which would you like?