Staying Deadly

Staying Deadly is mental health – our way. We walk alongside Mob to provide supported and specialised mental health and wellbeing services.

A person with a beard sits barefoot on a large rock, surrounded by mist and lush greenery in a forest. Sunlight filters through the trees, creating a peaceful, serene atmosphere—a quiet moment reflecting on staying deadly and nurturing mental health amidst nature’s calm.

If you’re feeling no good, we’re here for you.

We will support you to look after your mental health in your way.
We can meet you wherever you’re at.  

What can Staying Deadly support you with?

Image of Staying Deadly mental health ambassador, Preston Campbell, sitting on rocks with a flowing creek running nearby.

The Staying Deadly team can help you with:

  • alcohol and/or other drug use 
  • building strong relationships 
  • cultural and psychological wellbeing 
  • dealing with stress, anxiety and/or depression 
  • managing challenging life issues 
  • unmanaged chronic health conditions 
  • working through grief, loss and trauma. 

Staying Deadly services

Our deadly team will walk alongside you to access services which support your mental health and wellbeing, and as your needs and goals change, including: 

  • coordination of community connections including support with drug and alcohol use, homelessness, employment, NDIS and social connection
  • group programs to support cultural, social and emotional, and overall wellbeing 
  • individual counselling and therapy 
  • one on one mental health care planning and support
  • outreach support – we can meet you at a location that suits you.

Who we are

Our services are delivered by a deadly team of care coordinators, mental health clinicians and wellbeing workers. 

Our team have experience working with Mob with mental health and/or drug and alcohol concerns, some have walked this journey themselves.

Where to start?

The first step in any journey is to have a yarn. Your story will be respected. You won’t be judged; we are here to listen.   

Connect with your GP, nurse or health worker at our clinic to make an appointment.  

If you are needing urgent support

13YARN

13YARN offers a confidential one-on-one yarning opportunity with a Lifeline-trained Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporter, available 24/7.

Call 13 YARN (13 9276)

Brother to Brother

Brother to Brother is a crisis support line for Aboriginal men who need someone to talk to during a time of need.

Call 1800 435 799

Thirrili

Thirrili provides support for families or communities impacted by suicide, available 24/7.

Call 1800 805 801

Staying Deadly Hub – Caboolture

3 James Street
Caboolture QLD 4510, Australia

Deception Bay

Shop 3/675 Deception Bay Rd, Deception Bay Q 4508

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acknowledgement

Moreton ATSICHS acknowledges the Gubbi Gubbi, Turrbal, and Jinibara people as the Traditional Custodians of the lands, seas, and waterways where we work.  We pay respect to Elders past and present.

This website contains images, names, and voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have passed away. With permission from their families, we have continued to use their images to acknowledge and honour their contributions in making our communities healthy and strong.

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