National volunteer-based organisation Griefline, which has been operating for more than three decades, is calling for more funding as resources are stretched to the limits.
Wednesday 19th October, 2020 Further to our organisational restructure announcement on 7th October 2020, the Griefline board is excited to announce the appointment of a
Wednesday 7th October, 2020 The year of 2020 has presented many challenges for both GriefLine and the not for profit sector. Like many other NFP
Monday 5th October, 2020 Today, the Board of GriefLine received the resignation of its Chief Executive Officer Kaya Latage. During her time as CEO, Kaya
AFL Umpire Ray Chamberlain through the Chamberlain Foundation’s annual charity cycling event the ‘Razor Ride’ has pledged $40,000 towards GriefLine’s helpline and counselling services. The
AFL umpire Razor Ray and 35 other cyclists and volunteers rode triumphantly into Melbourne recently after a six-day journey to raise much needed funds and
Volunteer Sue Wilson’s world has become larger since she started on the GriefLine helpline ten years ago. She says volunteering has changed her life, putting
Twenty cyclists are getting ready for a challenging six-day ride to raise funds for suicide prevention and mental health. The ride will be led by
GriefLine ABN 34129399173 is a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) and is endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient Item 1 (DGR1). GriefLine acknowledges the Traditional Owners of our Country throughout Australia. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and Elders past, present and emerging.
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