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Sep 17, 2014 · Because homicide-suicide can have a lot in common with both homicide-only and suicide-only, one way to tackle homicide-suicide may be through carefully targeted, evidence-based suicide...
Sep 11, 2023 · Government pledge to reduce England’s suicide rate within 2 and a half years with launch of new national suicide prevention strategy.
- Department of Health And Social Care
New website maps England’s suicide risks and provides guidance on reducing them. A major free online resource, designed to help reduce suicide, suicidal thoughts and behaviour, is released today by the Zero Suicide Alliance (ZSA) and the Mental Health Foundation.
- Remove the stigma. The first thing we can all do to help prevent suicide is talk about it. No person in a suicidal state or struggling with any mental health issue should have to feel silenced or shamed.
- Learn the warning signs. One of the most common questions I hear about suicide is, “How can I tell if a person is suicidal?” There are many warning signs for suicide that we can all look out for when we think someone may be in trouble.
- Learn how to reach out and connect. When we think someone may be suicidal, we can learn ways to reach out and show we care. Everyone can learn the helper tasks that can save a life.
- Know the resources. Anyone who is suicidal or who is worried about someone who may be suicidal should know of certain resources that are available. These include
Feb 22, 2022 · The NPCC suicide prevention working group has been working tirelessly for years and today’s statement is testament to their advocacy. Research demonstrates the police service culture is changing with evidence of reduced stigma and awareness of the impact of police work on our mental health.
Oct 19, 2015 · Added 'Suicide prevention strategy for England: 2023 to 2028' to the collection. 13 April 2023. Added a new section called 'Help is at Hand' covering guidance and support around suicide.
Mind's helplines provide information and support by phone and email. Local Minds offer face-to-face services across England and Wales. These services include talking therapies, peer support and advocacy. Side by Side is our supportive online community for anyone experiencing a mental health problem.
