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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the goals of the consultation sessions for the NSW Suicide Prevention Legislation?
- Why is my participation important?
- What will the Legislation aim to achieve?
- What is the purpose of these consultations?
- Who is eligible to attend the consultations?
- How can I get involved in the consultations?
- What topics will be discussed?
- Is my feedback confidential?
- How will my feedback be utilised?
- What is the timeline for this initiative?
- Will First Nations participants receive compensation for their involvement in the consultations?
- Will other participants receive compensation for their involvement?
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the goals of the consultation sessions for the NSW Suicide Prevention Legislation?
The consultation sessions aim to engage First Nations peoples in New South Wales to gather important insights that will help shape effective suicide prevention legislation. The main goals are to:
- Amplify community voices
- Identify specific suicide prevention needs within First Nations communities
- Create actionable policies based on community feedback
- Why is my participation important?
Your participation is essential because your experiences and perspectives will directly influence the legislation. This is a valuable opportunity to engage in discussions that can lead to better mental health support for First Nations peoples.
- What will the Legislation aim to achieve?
The legislation will establish a comprehensive framework for suicide prevention that addresses the unique needs of First Nations communities. It will guide various stakeholders, including government agencies and organisations, in implementing strategies that promote mental health, resilience, and community support.
- What is the purpose of these consultations?
The consultations are designed to gather feedback from First Nations community members to ensure that the legislation reflects their diverse experiences and needs. Your insights will help create a more effective and inclusive approach to suicide prevention.
- Who is eligible to attend the consultations?
All First Nations community members in New South Wales are welcome to participate, including individuals and families who have faced challenges related to suicide or want to contribute to the legislative process.
- How can I get involved in the consultations?
You can get involved by attending in-person or joining a virtual session, or completing an online survey to share your thoughts and experiences.
- What topics will be discussed?
The sessions will cover a range of topics related to suicide prevention, mental health resources, community resilience, and the social factors that contribute to suicidal behaviour. Your feedback on these topics will be crucial in shaping the legislation.
- Is my feedback confidential?
Yes, all contributions made during the consultations will be kept confidential to protect your privacy. Your input will only be used to inform the development of the legislation.
- How will my feedback be utilised?
The insights collected from the consultations will be analysed to identify common themes and priorities, guiding the development of the legislation. Your contributions will play a significant role in shaping effective strategies and initiatives.
- What is the timeline for this initiative?
The timeline, including key milestones and opportunities for further engagement, will be shared during the consultations and through official communication channels related to the legislation.
- Will First Nations participants receive compensation for their involvement in the consultations?
Yes, First Nations community members who attend in-person consultations will be compensated for their participation, recognising the importance of their contributions to the legislative process.
- Will other participants receive compensation for their involvement?
No, other participants engaged in the consultations will not receive compensation, as their involvement is considered part of their regular professional responsibilities. Thank you for your understanding and support in this important initiative.
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