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13YARN is a national crisis support line for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, offering a culturally safe space to yarn with someone who genuinely understands their world. It remains available whether it is a first call or a hundredth one. This is worth keeping in mind on harder days especially. It is available regardless of how big or small the concern feels.

Trained Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander crisis supporters and staff listen with real cultural understanding, without judgement, ready to support callers through whatever they happen to be facing. This is a resource genuinely worth having close at hand. This is worth remembering whenever things feel too heavy to carry alone. It is there for questions just as much as for genuine crises.

13YARN is available any hour of the day or night on 13 92 76, for a confidential and culturally safe conversation whenever it is needed. It is always worth reaching out, even just to talk something through. You are never a bother for reaching out, whatever the hour happens to be. You do not have to work through this entirely on your own.

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