Doing it Tough has been developed by Suicide Prevention Australia in collaboration with the Australian Men's Health Forum with support from NSW Health.
Addiction
You don’t need to go it alone.
If you’re doing it tough with addiction whether it’s alcohol, gambling, or other drugs, scroll through our list of community led organisations and services designed for men to find one that is right for you.
You can even filter the list further by adding more information about you, where you are based, and what type of services you are looking for.
No matter the challenge, there is support available.
Health in Gear is a program developed by the OzHelp Foundation that focuses on supporting the health and wellbeing of transport and logistics workers on the job and at home. This includes 24/7 phone support and free counselling for workers and their families, health tips for staying well, roadside health checks, and the Share the Load podcast. Find morehttps://healthingear.com.au/
Mantle Health
Our goal is to support men to be better partners, fathers, brothers, colleagues, leaders, and friends, and to improve mental health outcomes for men and those around them. We do this by removing the barriers to receiving professional and effective one-on-one psychological support through a secure and discreet video telehealth service. Find morehttps://mantlehealth.com.au/
Community health, inclusion and HIV responses for people of diverse sexualities and genders. Service for men, including free alcohol and other drugs counselling and mental health counselling. Find morehttps://www.acon.org.au/
Offers centres across NSW, online and phone tools and services to help young people with mental health, alcohol and other drug services, and other support, including early psychosis program. Find morehttps://headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/
LikeMind – Western Sydney, Orange and Wagga Wagga
Support for adults with mental health concerns, as well as their families and carers - community based services in Penrith, Seven Hills, Orange, Wagga Wagga. Find morehttps://likemind.org.au/