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WINGS of Hope Gathering Returns to Inspire Hope and Remember those Lost to Suicide

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WINGS of Hope Gathering Returns to Inspire Hope and Remember those Lost to Suicide  

The annual, free event unites community members impacted by suicide with a special memorial and morning tea  

Frenchs Forest, NSW - 18 November 2024: For this year’s Global Day of Remembrance for the International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, Proveda (formerly CCNB) is hosting its annual WINGS (We Inspire New Growth After Suicide) of Hope gathering, uniting and offering support to those impacted by suicide loss in the community. Taking place on the 23rd of November at Rocky Point Island, Balmoral Beach in Mosman from 10:30am to 1:00pm, the special remembrance gathering is free to attend, serving as a poignant reminder that no one needs to face this journey alone and aims to inspire hope through a creative acknowledgement of grief and shared experience.  

The gathering, hosted and led by Proveda’s experienced suicide prevention and bereavement support team, will include a small, creative ceremony that attendees may participate in or observe, along with a few words by Proveda’s Practice Manager, Mental Health Rebecca Rienecker followed by a lovely morning tea for those who wish to stay and connect with others. 

“The WINGS of Hope gathering provides an opportunity to meet and connect with others in an informal setting” said Proveda’s Practice Manager of Mental Health, Rebecca Rienecker. “We hope the gathering highlights to those who have lost someone to suicide that they are not alone and there is support available.” 

For those interested in attending the service, registration is now open. To register to attend and learn more, visit www.proveda.com.au/event/wings-of-hope-annual-gathering/ or 1300 002 262 

To learn about the WINGS of Hope program, visit www.proveda.com.au/wings-of-hope/. 

Please reach out to Proveda if you need more personal support or information, having experienced loss from suicide, on 1300 002 262.

ENDS

For access to interview requests and images, please contact: 
Ashley Best, Public Relations, Proveda
[email protected]
0468 518 735 

About WINGS of Hope program
The WINGS (We Inspire New Growth After Suicide) of Hope program emerged as a strong, vibrant, personal experience designed to support people. In 2020, Proveda (formerly CCNB) successfully merged with WINGS of Hope and proudly integrated this important program into the organisation. By doing so, Proveda has deepened its level of support for mental health by strengthening the support for people with the experience of suicide. 

About Proveda (formerly CCNB) 
A valued partner, trusted provider and respected employer, Proveda’s purpose is to enable individuals and communities to grow, connect and feel supported through collective expertise.  Established in 1994, Proveda is the Northern Sydney Region’s largest independent, not-for-profit, community-led organisation. Its focus is to support people, their families and carers to navigate the health and social care systems, access the services they require, when they require them, and to live the life they want.   

  


Contact details:

For access to interview requests and images, please contact:  

Ashley Best, Public Relations, Proveda [email protected]
0468 518 735 

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