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White Wreath Association

 

White Wreaths

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Carbon Monoxide Hanged Herself Death by Train Death by Train

These photos have been placed here with the permission of the families involved. They are a reminder that suicide can touch people of all ages

Many people know someone either directly or indirectly affected by suicide.

DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE?

White Wreath’s ultimate aim is the purchase of land, construction and engaging medical staff for Safehaven Centres for the treatment of those with mental health problems, especially those whom are suicidal.

White Wreath Association is a non-denominational, non-profit charitable organisation providing help and assistance for those suffering mental trauma or considering suicide.

White Wreath is staffed completely by unpaid volunteers, and we do not receive any government financial assistance. All the services provided by White Wreath are free and we do not charge for any help/assistance or costs we may incur.

White Wreath Assoc provides advocacy and advice for those with mental health problems who are finding it difficult trying to get help within the complicated public mental health system and we often spend weeks/months on individual cases.

As a non-profit charitable organisation, White Wreath also provides support to families, friends  and work colleagues who have been touched by suicide.

We have created community awareness programs trying to overcome the stigma many people have about suicide and mental health.

These programs include National White Wreath Day – In Remembrance of All Victims of Suicide – held on 29 May every year.

This is a Remembrance Commemorative Service for all those who have lost their lives by tragic means. For those who cannot attend a service, but still wish to be involved with financial donations, we have created a Wear White at Work Day on the same day.

Sock It To Suicide Day is another fund-raising campaign held during the third week in October each year with the approach of a little fun and light-heartedness with those involved buying coloured socks and wearing them to school, work etc.

We operate solely on public support/donations and If you want us to continue the good work we earnestly ask you to “Please Donate“.