Department of Health Country Resources Suicide Prevention Mental Health Strategies and Plans Australia, Northern Territory 1 January 2020 Report

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The Northern Territory Suicide Prevention Strategic Framework (NTSPSF) Implementation Plan 2018– 2023 was released in August 2018.
The second Progress Report Card for the Northern Territory Suicide Strategic (NTSPSF) Implementation Plan highlights key achievements during the second year of implementation 2019-2020. This progress report highlights areas where ongoing focus is needed and demonstrates the importance of remaining accountable and dedicated to each goal in the Implementation Plan. Preventing suicide requires work in a wide range of areas. Our plans to prevent suicide must include whole of community awareness raising alongside targeted initiatives for people who are most at risk of suicide. The Northern Territory Suicide Prevention Strategic Framework Implementation Plan 2018–2023 Information in this progress report is organised under three priority areas:
1. Stronger community awareness and capacity
2. Improved system integration, coordination and accessibility
3. Focused support for vulnerable groups and a stronger evidence base.

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