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FIND RESOURCES

Suicide is a difficult topic, but it’s too important to ignore. If you’re thinking about suicide, are worried about a friend or loved one, there are resources to help.

24-hour hotlines

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National Hopeline
Network

1-800-SUICIDE
1-800-784-2433

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Suicide & Crisis
Lifeline

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IMALIVE

PHONE NUMBER

www.imalive.org

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The Jason
Foundation

1-800-273-TALK (8255)

text "Jason" to 741741

jasonfoundation.com

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The Trevor Project

(LGBTQ)

1-866-488-7386

text START to 678-678

thetrevorproject.org

Parked School Buses

for educators

The SOS Signs of Suicide Program facilitated by MindWise Innovations.

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SOS Signs of Suicide teaches students how to identify signs of depression and suicide in themselves and their peers, while training school professionals, parents, and community members to recognize at-risk students and take appropriate action.

I think it is a good program to implement on a school-wide basis to provide information and to get the conversation started. I would say it's a great educational tool and I believe it would help kids step forward to ask for help for themselves, or for a friend who may be in distress. My belief is that schools aren't only here to teach kids core academics, but larger life lessons/skills, and how to successfully and safely navigate the world around them.  I think that showing this program let students know that this is a safe space to process their grief and to openly discuss suicide.

Kate Weiner - West Bay Collaborative

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