Suicide Awareness

Suicide Awareness

Suicide Awareness: Let’s Talk About It

Why is this important?
Talking about suicide openly and honestly can save lives. Many people struggle in silence because of fear, shame, or stigma.
Warning Signs

  • Talking about wanting to die or kill oneself
  • Looking for ways to harm oneself
  • Withdrawing from friends or activities
  • Extreme mood swings
  • Giving away prized possessions
  • Saying goodbye as if they won’t be seen again
 Warning signs
What Can You Do?

  • Ask directly: “Are you thinking about suicide?”
  • Listen: Don’t judge, just be there
  • Stay with them: Don’t leave them alone if they are in crisis
  • Get help: Connect them with a trusted adult or professional
How to Support a Friend

  • Let them know they’re not a burden
  • Encourage professional help
  • Check in regularly
  • Remind them they matter
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Resources for Immediate Help

Group & Community Support

Want to Learn More?

Suicide can affect everyone. Learn more through these
resources:

Remember: You are not alone.
Reaching out for help is a sign of
strength.