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Suicide Prevention Hub

Learn more about suicide, build the confidence to help prevent it in your community, explore our dedicated hubs for vulnerable groups, and find support if you need it.

Understanding suicide

Learn about suicide statistics, the factors that can contribute to suicide, common myths, and the warning signs to look out for. Whether you’re seeking support, helping someone you care about, or simply want to educate yourself, this information can make a difference.

Hubs for vulnerable groups

Explore our dedicated hub areas for advice, resources, and support that reflect the specific challenges faced by different vulnerable groups.

Real Stories

Inspiring stories of hope and recovery from people with lived experience of suicide.

Help prevent suicide

Whether it’s learning to spot the warning signs, starting a conversation, or supporting someone in crisis, small actions can make a big impact. Explore ways to get involved, build your skills, and help make a difference. 

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Real Talk film

Watch our award-winning 30-minute interactive film to gain the skills and confidence to talk to someone about suicide.

Training courses

Learn more about how to gain life-saving skills on our suicide prevention and mental health training.

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Support us

Donate or raise funds to support our life-saving work.

Ask now, save lives

Asking someone if they’re suicidal could protect them. Here are some resources and guidance to help you with those life-saving conversations.

Find help now

Reaching out can help you realise you are not alone and connect you with immediate support.

The Stay Alive app is a pocket suicide prevention resource packed full of tools and resources to help you stay safe.

First Hand is a website full of resources and support for anyone affected by witnessing a suicide, when they did not know the person who has died. 

Did you know, 1 man dies by suicide every minute.

Whether you’re struggling yourself or worried about someone you care about, knowing what to do could save a life.