HELP OTHERS WITH HOPE: Suicide Prevention Awareness

Know the warning signs

• Talking about act of suicide
• Feelings of hopelessness
• Sudden or dramatic behavior or mood changes
• Searching for ways or obtaining means
• Isolation and withdrawal
• Saying goodbye/giving away possessions
  

Know what to do

• If harm is imminent, call 9-1-1
• If you or someone you know is suffering a mental health crisis call 24/7 Tri-County Crisis Hotline 800-351-7347 or call or text 988 Suicide & Prevention Lifeline
• Listen non-judgmentally and offer support and encouragement
• Encourage professional screening and help

For more information about suicide prevention

National Institute of Mental Health
Information and research about suicide trends and prevention

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Understanding and preventing suicide through research, education, and advocacy

Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation
Prevention, education, resources, outreach

The Jed Foundation
Promoting emotional health and preventing suicide

The Trevor Project
Crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ young people ages 13-24

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
24/7 national helpline

Crisis Text Line 741741
Providing a text alternative to phone calls for persons in mental health crisis

Suicide Prevention Resource Center
Promoting a public health approach to suicide prevention

The Compassionate Friends, Miami County Chapter
Meet with others who have lost a child, grandchild, sibling, or other infant, teen, or adult loved one to illness, accident, suicide, overdose, or other sudden or unexpected cause. Meetings are discreet and confidential. Meets 4th Thursday of the month (subject to change) at United Church of Christ of Nashville, 4540 W. State Route 571, between West Milton and Tipp City. Meeting time is 7:00pm. Call Kim at 937.573.9877 for meeting information