The 22nd annual NH Veteran Stand Down will take place on Friday, Sept. 18, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Eversource Energy Park in Manchester.
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September is Suicide Prevention Month; a time to raise awareness, share resources and remind people across New Hampshire that help is available and suicide can be prevented.
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Alternative Strategies to Medication for the Management of Anxiety and Overall Well Being will be presented by John Crampton, PhD., Neuropsychologist, on Tuesday, September 15, from noon to 1 p.m.
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Discover how New Hampshire and the VA are using naloxone, syringe services, and fentanyl test strips to prevent opioid overdose deaths during Opioid Awareness Month. Learn why harm reduction saves lives.
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NH’s approach has shifted PTSD support from an afterthought to a core part of firefighter care, with measurable improvements in training participation, early intervention, and access to treatment.
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A free July 29 webinar from the IAFF Center of Excellence offers practical nutrition strategies to help firefighters and first responders eat healthier on shift.
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Disability rights organizations have filed federal lawsuits challenging assisted suicide laws in New York and Illinois, raising concerns about suicide prevention, patient protections, and the rights of vulnerable individuals.
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New Hampshire expands its crisis response efforts with 988 Coalition work and upcoming suicide prevention trainings focused on awareness, support, and community resilience.
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This PTSD Awareness Month, let us honor the people who protect our communities by ensuring they receive the care, compassion, and support they deserve.
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A case unfolding in Spain this week has drawn international attention—not because it is simple, but because it is anything but.
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For people who have lost someone to suicide, grief is complex. For many, it deepens and evolves over time, as does the need for community, understanding, and connection.
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Research increasingly shows a connection between gambling addiction and suicide risk.
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A new JAMA study finds a notable decline in youth suicide rates following the launch of the 988 crisis line. While not definitive, the findings raise important questions about access and intervention.
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When we talk about racial violence in America, we are not just recounting isolated events — we are tracing a continuum of pain, loss, and psychological harm that spans centuries and still shapes people’s lives today.
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Talk Saves Lives is a community-based presentation that provides suicide prevention and covers the general scope of suicide, the research on prevention and what people can do to fight suicide.
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People do not turn to machines for emotional support because they trust machines.
They turn to machines because they cannot reach people.
For millions of Americans who served, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is the primary source of medical care, mental health treatment, and suicide prevention support.
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988 cannot succeed as a standalone service. It only works if it is part of a broader, integrated system of care that extends beyond the moment of crisis.
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The NH Coalition for Suicide Prevention (NHCSP) was formed in 2021 to complement the work being done in NH to address the growing problem of suicide.
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This training is not a standalone event. It is part of a growing effort across New Hampshire to strengthen education and awareness around mental health and suicide prevention.
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