Suicide Awareness and Prevention
12th Annual National Survivors of Suicide Day
Saturday, November 20, 2010
AFSP Out of the Darkness Community Walks
Suicide
Awareness Programs for Schools
Programs such as TLC Suicide Awareness Program for Educators, Making
Educators Partners in Suicide Prevention, Signs of Suicide (SOS), LIFELINES,
and Columbia TeenScreen
More Than
Sad: Teen Depression
More Than Sad: A Guide to Preventing Teen Suicide
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Films
For Educators and Teens
College Student Depression and Suicide - Educational Resources
Interactive Screening Program
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Depression in Children and Adolescents Fact Sheet
National Institute of Mental Health
Youth
Suicide Fact Sheet
American Association of Suicidology
Suicide is ranked as the third leading cause of death for young people
(ages 15-24).
Teen Suicide Prevention Campaign
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
An
Ideal Way to Safely Memorialize a Death by Suicide for Schools
Memorialization After a Student Suicide
Survivors
of Suicide Fact Sheet
American Association of Suicidology
A survivor of suicide is a family member or friend of a person who died
by suicide.
Surviving
Suicide Loss Support Groups
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
For so many survivors, a crucial part of their healing process is the
support and sense of connection they feel through sharing their grief
with other survivors.
Reporting
on Suicide: Recommendations for the Media
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Responsible coverage of suicide can educate audiences about the likely
causes of suicide, its warning signs, recent treatment advances and
other ways suicide can be prevented.
