WE’RE SO GLAD YOU’RE HERE.
WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NEXT?
We know an honest conversation can change or save a life, so we’ve provided a way you can hear the stories of people from the bush just like you.
Helping mates say no to booze
WE’RE SO GLAD YOU’RE HERE.
WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO NEXT?
We know an honest conversation can change or save a life, so we’ve provided a way you can hear the stories of people from the bush just like you.
With the option for anonymity and a whole community of rural and remote members there to support you, the Bush Tribe is a carefully and lovingly curated, safe and non-judgemental space where mates help mates in all stages of their journey to recovery from alcohol harm: from initial curiosity to maintenance.
Read our simple tips for making your venue, meeting or event more inclusive by catering to your non-drinking mates as well … take the #OK2SAYNO pledge and join so many of our rural mates and agribusiness/community leaders already supporting their mates in saying “no” or “not today” to booze.
Sober in the Country is not a support service or counselling provider but there are many excellent organisations who can help. Or visit our list of resources & support organisatons for more.
ARE YOU IN CRISIS OR NEED URGENT SUPPORT?
Emergency Services
000
Lifeline
13 11 14
Suicide Call Back
1300 659 467
Call anytime – they are there to help you
Bush Tribe
Online peer-support group
Sober in the Country is not a support service or counselling provider but there are many excellent organisations who can help. Or visit our list of resources & support organisations for more.
ARE YOU IN CRISIS OR NEED URGENT SUPPORT?
Emergency Services
000
Lifeline
13 11 14
Suicide Call Back
1300 659 467
Call anytime – they are there to help you
Bush Tribe
Online peer-support group
If you’re a rural, regional, or remote Australian, this is your chance to share your voice and your lived experience around alcohol harm.
Every single voice matters – whether you’re a non-drinker, a casual drinker, or someone affected by alcohol harm.
We value your privacy: we might publish some comments but only ever strictly in an anonymous format.
It won’t take you long.