Lifeline Shops
Your support is vital in helping us continue to offer crisis support and local suicide prevention and awareness programs.

Shop
We operate seven shops throughout the Mid North Coast from Kempsey through to Forster.
Find a treasure, while supporting vital services as well as the environment.

Our retail outlets provide quality pre-loved clothing, shoes, furniture, homeware, electrical goods, books, records, craft and accessories, new goods, goats milk soap, and hand-poured soy wax candles are some of the unique items we offer.

Central Road Port Macquarie
Our largest store in Port Macquarie. Troy and the crew invite you into their very organised shop to grab a bargain or two.
Parking is available at the front and back of the shop.
Free furniture pick-up.
Unique items: Great quality furniture.
19 Central Road
PORT MACQUARIE
6581 3644
Mon to Fri – 9 am to 4 pm
Sat – 9 am to Noon

Gordon Street Port Macquarie
Provides an easy and convenient way to purchase pre-loved and vintage designer clothing, glass and homewares at an affordable price. Come in and see our friendly shop manager Helen.
Parking out the back.
Unique items: Vintage Section + New Goods
122 Gordon Street
PORT MACQUARIE
6584 0200
Mon to Fri – 9 am to 4 pm
Sat – 9 am to Noon

Volunteer
Volunteer work is always available in our shops. Meet new friends, give back to your community, learn new skills and save Australian lives.

For information on volunteering in one of our shops, please contact us.

Donate
If you have quality used items you would like to donate. Please contact a shop in your area.

Support our shops and Lifeline services by donating clothing, homewares, and good quality furniture.

Lifeline Mid Coast Mission

Lifeline Mid Coast is built on a commitment to reach out to those in crisis, whenever they need it and wherever they are, offering real support when difficulties seem overwhelming.

Lifeline Mid Coast are a not-for-profit providing charitable purpose activities consistent with charities to promote the prevention, intervention and post vention of behaviour that is harmful to our communities including suicide and self-harm.

Established in 1988, Lifeline Mid Coast contributes to the national crisis line 13 11 14, answering more than 16,000 callers in crisis a year. The centre provides targeted services such as Support After Suicide groups for those bereved by suicide, and a range of community training opportunities that raise awareness in suicide prevention and intervention, domestic violence and mental health.

Sadly, suicide remains a leading cause of death for Australians aged between 15 and 44 Australian Bureau of Statistics.

We understand that a person can experience crisis for many reasons and research into suicide suggests that while there are reasons for crisis, two perceptions stand out as being leading factors in suicide; a sense of isolation and feelings of hopelessness.

Our approach to suicide is based on the belief that it is possible to either intervene or interfere in a suicide crisis through simple actions such as connecting with our callers and offering appropriate support. It is this simple approach and our willingness to listen that saves lives.

Lifeline Mid Coast funds suicide prevention and awareness programs through its retail arm and community fundraising.

Lifeline Mid Coast services a population of 190,000 people living on the Mid North Coast of NSW. The area we cover is from Nambucca Heads in the north to Bulahdelah in the South.