1. Project Profile
Project Name(s) | Workplace Training and Education |
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Funded Organisation | Oz Help Tasmania Foundation |
Geographical Area | State-wide |
State/Territory | Tasmania |
Approach(es) | Universal, Selected and Indicated |
Individual/Group | Individual and Group |
LIFE Action Areas |
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Target Groups |
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2. Project Description
OzHelp is a work based early intervention, suicide prevention and social capacity building program. It is built on the vision of enhancing resilience of apprentices and workers in the building and construction industry and strengthening leadership and support roles of the industry leaders.The project provides proactive suicide prevention training and services, including capacity building, resilience skilling, counselling and community liaison within the building and construction industry. The program will increase to participants in the hospitality and automotive industries and expand pilot programs into two new industries.
3. Activities
Activities undertaken by OzHelp are:- Provides proactive suicide prevention services to the Tasmanian building and construction industry and in new industries
- Provides mental health, social capacity building and resilience skills in Tasmanian workplaces
- Provides early intervention counselling and bridges gaps between those at risk and existing professional services for industry workplaces
- Works collaboratively with the local and broader community Top of page
4. Funding
- Round 1
- NSPP funding
- 2006/07 - data not supplied
- 2007/08 - data not supplied
- 2008/09 - data not supplied
- % project funding - 100%
- NSPP funding
- Round 2
- NSPP funding
- 2009/10 - $450,000
- 2010/11 - $250,000
- % project funding - 80%
- NSPP funding
- Round 3
- NSPP funding
- 2011/12 - $241,000
- 2012/13 - $259,000
- % project funding - 40%
- NSPP funding
5. Staffing
- Round 1 (2006/07, 2007/08, 2008/09)
- Number staff positions funded (FTE) - 4
- Number staff positions filled (FTE) - 4
- Round 2 (2009/10, 2010/11)
- Number staff positions funded (FTE) - 5
- Number staff positions filled (FTE) - 5
- Round 3 (2011/12, 2012/13)
- Number staff positions funded (FTE) - 2.6
- Number staff positions filled (FTE) - 2.6