Live4Life Glenelg celebrated its 2024 Launch Day with 200 Year 8 students from across the shire gathering at Portland Civic Hall on 22 May. Organised and led by the 48 Crew members from Years Nine and Ten under the guidance of Youth Officers Mel Smith and Meg Bennett, the event promoted positive mental health messages and introduced Glenelg's beautiful theme for 2024: 'Be the Light in Someone's Darkness'.

Very excited to see our first community outside Victoria, Live4Life Break O'Day, commence its official implementation in 2024! 90 students from St Helens and St Marys District High Schools made the trip to Fingal Valley Recreation Reserve on Thursday 23rd May for a memorable launch event.

IN THE MEDIA - Thursday marked the launch of the 2024 Southern Grampians Live4Life program, with around 250 year 8 students in attendance to discuss important topics surrounding youth mental health.

IN THE MEDIA -On Wednesday 19 June, over 600 year eight students from secondary schools across Wellington gathered at the Gippsland Regional Sports Complex in Sale to celebrate the launch of Live4Life Wellington.

We'd love to introduce you to the inspiring people who support Live4Life and young people in our communities. Shelley Feilding is the Live4Life Project Officer at Central Goldfields Shire Council. Shelley became involved in Live4Life because she has always had a passion for helping others, particularly young people.

With not enough young people able to access mental health services in rural communities, YOUR SUPPORT towards improving youth mental health is more important than ever. Donate today.

What a fabulous day at the Live4Life Baw Baw launch for 2024! 1,000 students came together at the West Gippsland Arts Centre to participate in the event organised by Year 9 & 10 volunteers of the Live4Life Baw Baw Crew.

The award-winning Live4Life program was launched in Southern Grampians on Thursday with 250 year 8 students in attendance. Live4Life is protecting lives where it matters most – saving young lives in rural communities through mental health education and suicide prevention.

IN THE MEDIA - Students from across the region gathered at Baimbridge College to celebrate the 2024 Live4Life Southern Gramoians Launch, which aims to promote leadershio and awareness surrounding youth mental health.

Lots of hard work behind the scenes from the 13 members of Hepburn Crew saw their first ever Launch Event delivered with aplomb, offering a well-organised and energetic wellness program for Year 8 students and other guests on May 17 at Daylesford College.

We'd love to introduce you to the incredible people who support Live4Life and young people in our communities. Mia Lobé is the Live4Life Program Lead in Youth Services in the Macedon Ranges.

On Saturday 27 April, Crew4Life from all over Victoria caught up for the first time in person in Melbourne. For some, it meant waking up at 5am to make it, for others it was the first time they had been to Melbourne on their own.

IN THE MEDIA - Benalla Rural City Council has announced that Steph Brack, its Youth Development Coordinator has been honoured with the Live4Life Community Champion Award for 2023.

We'd love to introduce you to the AMAZING people who support Live4Life and young people in our communities. CASEY comes from Break O'Day in Tasmania and first found out about Live4Life in 2019 when she was researching which suicide prevention programs are out there for young people.

At the recent Live4Life Annual Dinner, the Fielding family — the team behind McQueen’s Woodfired Pizza, Panini and Coffee Pit Stop in Woodend — generously offered to match the funds raised for the Silent Auction to the tune of $10,000. The matched funding pledge spurred people on to dig deep, helping to raise more than $30,000 on the night.

Congratulations to the 30 members of the Live4Life Southern Grampians Crew (from Monivae College, The Hamilton and Alexandra College, Baimbridge College, Good Shepherd College Hamilton and Balmoral K-12 Community College) who presented and hosted an awesome program of activities and presentations to launch Live4Life in 2024.

IN THE MEDIA - Most people could not imagine the pain and loss that Benalla’s Gayle Golonski, and her family, have endured losing two amazing young people to suicide. In honour of Lockie and Madeline, Ms Golonski decided to turn her pain into something positive and try and make sure no other family goes through such heartbreak.

The 5th Annual Live4Life Dinner promised a night of 'celebration and stories'. It delivered all that and more, with a joyous gathering at the RACV City Club in Melbourne on Saturday May 18.

Live4Life is proud to announce that our Community Champion for 2023 is Benalla Youth Development Coordinator, Stephanie Brack. We were thrilled to present Steph with the Award on Saturday night at our Annual Dinner

IN THE MEDIA - Live4Life has joined more than 150 grassroots community and not-for-profit groups to receive up to $2000 in funding through Australia Posts annual People of Post grants.