Become a LifeSpan Newcastle Business Partner

Your commitment:

Fund and train at least 20% of staff in QPR online training (at $10 per person)
For organisations with more than 25 staff – an additional staff member to be trained in ASIST via Lifeline Hunter Central Coast (at $100 per person)
For organisations with more than 100 staff – an additional two staff members to be trained in ASIST via Lifeline Hunter Central Coast (at $100 per person)

Example funding commitment: For an organisation with 20 people: total spend = $40; for an organisation with 50 people: total spend = $200; for an organisation with 100 people: total spend = $400.

Upon completion of commitment, businesses will receive a digital LifeSpan Newcastle Business Partner information and promotional pack, including:

Certificate of Commitment
Business Partner website badge
Business Partner email signature banner
Business Partner A3 poster

Complete the form below to sign-up as a LifeSpan Newcastle Business Partner.

First Name

Last Name

Position

Company Name

ABN

Staff FTE

How many staff are employed in your company/business?

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Commitment selection

Businesses with < 25 staff (20% QPR trained)

Businesses with > 25 staff (20% QPR trained + 1 ASIST trained)

Businesses with > 100 staff (20% QPR trained + 2 ASIST trained)

Total number of staff to be funded and trained (QPR and/or ASIST)

Would you like your clients, customers and/or community to also benefit from suicide prevention training?

Tick box to receive information about how to become a LifeSpan Newcastle Business Community Supporter

For more information about the LifeSpan Newcastle Business Strategy or becoming a Business Partner, contact our LifeSpan Newcastle Team on 4924 6900 or email:

Elizabeth McDonald, LifeSpan Newcastle Project Officer
Tegan Cotterill, LifeSpan Newcastle Coordinator

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