Resources for World Suicide Prevention Day

Whether you’re struggling yourself, or know someone who is, it’s crucial to reach out if you need support.

As well as the resources we include below, you may also find our Mental Health for Musicians page useful – we share links, guides and the names of organisations that may of help to musicians during the pandemic.

You don't need to be an expert to support someone who may be struggling or at risk of suicide. Here are some ways to help boost your confidence and skills to do this. Find out more https://t.co/PhYhos5757 #WSPD2020 pic.twitter.com/sc9TsVp79n

— National Suicide Prevention Alliance (@NSPA_UK) September 10, 2020

📢 This #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, whether you’re struggling yourself, or know someone who is, it’s crucial to reach out if you need support.

Don’t forget: we’re always here to help for anyone who needs us 🤝 #WSPD2020 @NSPA_UKhttps://t.co/PMVvxBd8yH pic.twitter.com/u63kJRgnwf

— Rethink Mental Illness (@Rethink_) September 10, 2020

HOPELINEUK is here for you.

Whether you are a young person experiencing thoughts of suicide, someone who is worried about a young person who is struggling or a professional looking for advice HOPELINEUK can provide you with free, confidential, & practical support. #WSPD2020 pic.twitter.com/zr65uRAKL8

— PAPYRUS (@PAPYRUS_tweets) September 10, 2020

The internet should be a safe space for users experiencing self-harm & suicidal thoughts & behaviours.

Today, we’re launching industry guidelines to help platforms safely and sensitively manage user generated content on self-harm and suicide #WSPD2020 https://t.co/08sQkFYpUx pic.twitter.com/rjMpaTJ7Bo

— Samaritans (@samaritans) September 10, 2020

"There is significant uncertainty about what the #coronavirus pandemic means for individuals, communities and economies across the globe." @Simonablake blogs about suicide prevention and asking the question: (TW suicide) https://t.co/kpbYAUH0qh #WorldSuicidePreventionDay

— Mental Health First Aid England (@MHFAEngland) September 10, 2020

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day.
We know that it can be scary talking to someone about their suicidal feelings, but it really can make a difference.
We've put together some tips to help. #WSPD2020 pic.twitter.com/JDGMK5OyVR

— Mind (@MindCharity) September 10, 2020

The hidden cost of coronavirus is the impact on people's mental health across our nation.

The Government must step up with immediate help for those at risk now - as well as building true parity between mental and physical health into our healthcare system. #SuicidePreventionDay

— Keir Starmer (@Keir_Starmer) September 10, 2020