There are many resources available for those who may be struggling with suicidal thoughts or feelings. These resources can provide support, information, and guidance to help prevent suicide and promote mental wellness. On this page, we have compiled a list of resources for suicide prevention, including hotlines, crisis centers, and online support groups. Whether you are seeking help for yourself or someone you know, these resources can be a valuable source of support and guidance during difficult times.
Below are some of the resources that may be useful for suicide prevention:
We are a suicide prevention, suicide intervention, suicide awareness and emotional wellbeing helpline.
Our helpline is open 7 days a week and you can reach us on freephone 0808 115 1505 (uk calls only) every week night 8pm until midnight and between 4pm and midnight on saturdays and sundays.
If our lines are closed or you do not want to call 999 then the samaritans are open 24/7 to support you on 116 123 (free phone number).
You can also dial 111 for extra mental
health support.
This charity provides support and advice for young people under 35 who are struggling with suicidal thoughts or feelings.
Call the HOPElineUK at 0800 068 4141, text 07860 039967 or email [email protected] to connect with a trained counselor.
The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) charity offers support and resources for men who may be struggling with their mental health or experiencing suicidal thoughts.
Call 0800 58 58 58 or use the webchat service available on their website to connect with a trained voluntary worker.
This charity offers support for young people aged 13-25 who may be struggling with suicidal thoughts or feelings.
Call 0808 808 4994 or use their crisis messenger service to connect with a trained counselor.
This website offers a range of resources and information on mental health and wellbeing, including guidance on how to support someone who may be suicidal.
This organization offers free online suicide prevention training to individuals and organizations, with the aim of improving awareness and understanding of suicide and how to prevent it.
This charity offers support for young people aged 13-25 who may be struggling with suicidal thoughts or feelings.
Call 0808 808 4994 or use their crisis messenger service to connect with a trained counselor.
This website offers a range of resources and information on mental health and wellbeing, including guidance on how to support someone who may be suicidal.
It is important to be aware of the warning signs of someone who may be at risk of suicide. While not everyone who shows these signs is suicidal, they may indicate that someone is struggling and needs support. Some warning signs of suicide may incl…
If you believe someone you know may be suicidal, it can be difficult to know what to do or how to help. It is important to take the warning signs seriously and to approach the situation with care and compassion. While it may be a challenging conversation to have, talking openly and honestly about suicide can be a crucial step in preventing it. There are several things you can do to support someone who may be suicidal, and by taking action, you may help save a life.
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Our lines are open Monday to Friday 8pm to Midnight and Saturday/Sunday 4pm until Midnight.
If our lines are closed, you can always call 999 or 111 or visit the following links:
