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Where do we turn when a loved one shows signs they may be considering suicide? Help NH reach its goal of Zero Suicide by using these resources to help a person who may be struggling with depression, mental illness, PTSD or anxiety and is considered a suicide risk.
Did you know the Granite State ranks 12th in the country for suicide deaths? Click here for the answers to the most frequently-asked questions about suicide and the definition of “suicide ideation.”
Is suicide prevention possible? It is … but we all need to educate ourselves on the behaviors that indicate a person may be considering suicide, and how to get that person the help and support they need. Your knowledge can save a life.
New Hampshire's suicide rate stands approximately 35% above the national average, positioning the state 12th highest in the nation for suicide deaths
Today, PAS comprises almost 1 in 20 deaths in Canada, outpacing even deaths from Alzheimer’s and diabetes. That number exceeds rates in countries where the practice has existed much longer.
AFSP) has launched a new educational program aimed at fostering more supportive environments for those grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. Titled “Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Survivors of Suicide Loss.”
“Assisted Suicide is an inherently dangerous policy because it takes a group of people who are already incredibly marginalized by our system and gives institutions/people with power more of a profit.”