Call for our stories as powerful tool to keep others safe from suicide

By Melanie Whelan
Updated February 27 2020 - 6:47pm, first published 6:00pm
SHINING LIGHT: Ballarat and District Suicide Prevention chairman Des Hudson, who is also a policeman, says the network hopes in sharing real experience of suicide might help save lives.
SHINING LIGHT: Ballarat and District Suicide Prevention chairman Des Hudson, who is also a policeman, says the network hopes in sharing real experience of suicide might help save lives.

A NEW, personal campaign will draw on stories of Ballarat people affected by suicide in a bid to keep others in this community safe.

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