Check on me
I'd appreciate someone checking in. Set up gentle reminders and choose who you'd like to keep in touch with.
I'm here for myself →Sometimes, knowing someone is thinking of you can make all the difference. Check On Me helps Australian adults stay connected through simple, caring check-ins.
Always free for participants. Built around choice, privacy and consent.
Whether you're looking for support or hoping to offer it, there's a place for you here.
I'd appreciate someone checking in. Set up gentle reminders and choose who you'd like to keep in touch with.
I'm here for myself →Care about a friend or family member? Invite them to participate, with their full choice and consent.
I care about someone →Choose email, SMS or both for scheduled check-ins, with trusted-contact notifications when needed.
Explore check-ins →Designed to be easy to use, with your choices at the centre of every step.
Create an account yourself, or accept an invitation from someone you know.
Select email, SMS or both, and decide when you'd like to receive a check-in.
Let us know you're okay, or that you'd appreciate a call or some support.
If you ask for contact or miss a check-in, accepted trusted contacts can be notified according to your plan.
Loneliness can affect anyone, at any age. Check On Me is being created as a free Australian community initiative to make staying in touch a little easier, especially through life's difficult moments.
Learn more✓ Free for every participant
✓ One, two or three trusted contacts — or none
✓ Consent before anyone is enrolled or notified
✓ Respect for privacy and personal choice
✓ The freedom to pause or leave
Yes. Check On Me is being designed as a free community service for participants.
That's absolutely fine. You can nominate one, two or three people, and each person must agree to receive notifications.
You're still welcome. You can receive personal check-ins and access support information, but without an accepted trusted contact, no one will be alerted to a missed response.
No. Friends or family may send an invitation, but you must choose to accept and provide your own consent before check-ins begin.
No. Check On Me is not an emergency monitoring, rescue or crisis response service. Notifications may be delayed or fail. If someone is in immediate danger in Australia, call 000.