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HOPE4U FOUNDATION
The hope4u foundation was founded by Director Diane Russell.
It was developed from her own lived experience of suicide after her son died from Suicide.
Diane was a victim of domestic violence and had to raise her children as a single parent.
In 2016 Diane became a volunteer in local community groups supporting others that had family and individuals die from suicide.
Diane said " It was difficult to grieve from a death that nobody understood."
Grief from a suicide is unique because you dont always know the answers to why they died.
The hope4u foundation supports and gives hope that you can manage and find a way to grieve without the stigma of suicide.
Hope4u supports families in crisis. Each situation is real and requires support, there is hope to secure a future for individuals and families. The hope4u foundation is a service providing support and assisting the prevention of further family crisis to ensure the well-being and safety of your family.
There is a 24 hour hotline where you can talk about your grief from a suicide or if your a victim of domestic violence and feel at risk call 0457 hope4u or 1800 hope4u.
Hope4u Foundation Limited is a not-for-profit Charitable Organisation
Suicide Prevention
The suicide rate is not decreasing and we want to STOP the SILENT STIGMA of SUICIDE. The hope4ufoundation provides a support service. A safe intervention worker will support you when there is a suicide to facilitate and support you through your grief. We help you access services in the community. The hope4u foundation offers free counselling services.
The family and domestic violence
The impact of family and domestic violence can cause further trauma our support team offer a safe intervention program to ensure your safety and support your family through the crisis.
Domestic violence can cause trauma this can lead to severe depression and PTSD. Hope4u foundation is Offering support and providing workshops to develop your well being and confidence, breaking the cycle of violence.
Domestic violence is confronting.
My story
The rawness of suicide
The rawness of suicide
The rawness of suicide
How does a family continue when a second son loses his battle to depression and he dies from suicide.
it affects a partner, cousins. Uncles. Aunts, brothers and parents.
I have now lost my second son to depression and his life to suicide.
my youngest son Aaron at the age of 27 had depression and words and what if’s will never bring him back.
i don’t want to be another statistic or example of the role on affects of suicide. It is real it is damaging.
talk about your darkness and your personal struggles don’t let society put pressure on you to feel ashamed.
Jason
The rawness of suicide
The rawness of suicide
Born in New Zealand, 1984. He was the second eldest son of six children. Jason moved to Australia with his siblings. Married and had two beautiful children. Jason was 31 years old when his life ended. Jason suffered from a mental health condition. However that does exempt anyone from severe depression to the point that Jason died from suicide on the 10th November 2015.
Jason appeared to be a funny happy man never showed his depression to those around him. There where no signs that he was depressed but he made a choice that nobody like to end his life
HOPE WALK
The rawness of suicide
The journey begins
As a mum I wanted to stop the stigma around suicide. Our family had been through so much grief from the suicide of Jason that I wanted to start an awareness about suicide and the impact it has on families. To walk and acknowledge Jason's life and others that had died from suicide is important because suicide has such a stigma and nobody talks about those that have died from a suicide. Every year in February there is a hope walk.
The journey begins
HOPE WALK -next walk 2021 Feb. 12th
The journey begins
If you only carry one thing throughout your entire life, let it be hope. Let it be hope that better things are always ahead. Let it be hope that you can get through even the toughest of times. Let it be hope that you are stronger than any challenge that comes your way. Let it be hope that you are exactly where you are meant to be right now, and that you are on the path to where you are meant to be....
Because during these times, hope will be the very thing that carries you through, (Nikki Banas)
HOPE WALK -next walk 2021 Feb. 12th
HOPE WALK -next walk 2021 Feb. 12th
HOPE WALK -next walk 2021 Feb. 12th
Each year the hope walk gathers to acknowledge those that have died to suicide and the families left to struggle with their grief.
join the hope walk and show your support to those that struggle
Hope4u foundation
HOPE WALK -next walk 2021 Feb. 12th
HOPE WALK -next walk 2021 Feb. 12th
Hope4u foundation Limited
Registered by the Australian Charities and Not-for-profit Commission
ABN 83639562897
2021 HOPE WALK FEB 13TH
2021 HOPE WALK FEB 13TH
2021 HOPE WALK FEB 13TH
Even though it rained the hope walk 2021 went ahead. Suicide does not stop regardless of the weather. Great support from those that walked and from the messages from friends far away.
Started by Diane Tracy Marie Russell after the sad loss of her son, the aim is to let everyone know it is OK to talk about it, seek help and support each other.
We have endured some very hard times over the past 12 months or so. Many people have felt vulnerable, isolated and under intense pressure. Reaching out to those around you to let them know there is help available is something we all can do. Small things such as giving a smile, stopping for a chat or offering to help out can really make a difference to someone having a challenging time.
DONATIONS
SUPPORT GROUPS FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY SUICIDE.
Counselling
support workshops
debriefing on grief
mens support networks
woman and family group support
hope walks
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR CAUSE FOR PREVENTING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
24 hour access to support and crisis intervention
IN A SUICIDE CRISIS
hope4u foundation
1800 hope4u or 0457 hope4u
This 24 hour phone number will give you access to a support worker or counsellor
Domestic violence
The Domestic Violence Line is a 24 hour NSW statewide telephone crisis counselling and referral service for women, including trans women.
THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LINE IS NOT A SERVICE OF HOPE4U FOUNDATION