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Immediate support for suicidal ideation is available through hotlines operating nationally. Additional national resources include suicide prevention, suicide attempt, and postvention information as well as training opportunities at…

Lethal means safety allows extra time for a change of heart or for someone else to intervene. Simply put, increasing the time and space required to access a lethal or deadly method (like guns or pills) can reduce the risk of suicide…

Immediate support for suicidal ideation is available for all veteran’s through the veteran crisis hotline. Returning veterans often suffer from depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, or other mental health concerns…

Suicide is the second leading cause of death among college students and the third leading cause among people aged 15-24 years in Nebraska. Please see this resource for suicide prevention in Nebraska schools…

Find suicide attempt survivors’ true stories, programs and resources for individuals after a suicide attempt. These resources are mostly through organizations that operate nationwide.

What is LOSS? The Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors (LOSS) Team consists of trained survivor and mental health professionals acting as volunteers…

Local coalitions help with suicide prevention efforts and can help individuals affected by suicide access helpful resources in their regions. Find an established local coalition to join or for support…

In Nebraska, there are several organizations active in suicide prevention and postvention efforts. If you are not in Nebraska, please see our map for websites in nearby states.