Although a draft mental health policy has been developed, psychological services are still limited to children and women who experience domestic violence in Nauru. Nauru “is a member of the WHO Pacific Islands Mental Health Network” (The Government of the Republic of Nauru, n.d., para 3). According to The Government of the Republic of Nauru (n.d.) out of every 100,000 Nauru citizens, there are “9.8 mental health outpatient facilities and 19.5 psychiatric beds” (The Government of the Republic of Nauru, n.d., para 3). The high rate of suicide attempts in Nauru is alarming considering the lack of mental health services there are to combat the mental health problems (SBS News, 2018). There is only one hospital on the island that provides basic medical care, the Republic of Nauru Hospital. When someone on the island suffers from a life-threatening illness or injury, the only medical attention they will receive is from hospitals in Australia, where they have to be flown (Doctors assisting in South-Pacific Islands, n.d.).