Warning signs of suicide
Gain an understanding of the warning signs, risk factors, and protective factors associated with suicide. This knowledge can help save a life.
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KiDS social media warning labels scholarship contest extended
Due to escalating global interest and growing momentum, the KiDS: Keep It Digitally Safe Campaign for safer social media is extending its scholarship contest through 11:59 p.m. CST, Tuesday, September 30.
SAVE joins global scholarship contest for warning labels about social media harms to youth
KiDS has officially launched a global scholarship contest raising awareness of the dangers youth face on unregulated platforms and encouraging systemic change.
Education and training for suicide prevention
Using the latest and best information available, SAVE provides training on how to identify suicide warning signs, mitigate risk and connect those needing help to critical support.
6,000 construction workers died by suicide in just one year. IBEAM aims to address the crisis
SAVE and Willis, a WTW business, launch IBEAM to bring suicide prevention, mental health training to one of America’s most at-risk industries.
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Survivor Voices: Sharing the Story of Suicide Loss
Survivor Voices is a National Best Practice program that teaches those bereaved by suicide how to speak safely and effectively about their loss. Survivors of suicide loss are key partners in suicide prevention and postvention. No one is more passionate about preventing further suicides and letting other survivors know they are not alone.
IBEAM: Ideal Body, Environment, and Mind for the construction industry
IBEAM (Ideal Body, Environment, and Mind) is a suicide prevention program for the construction industry developed by SAVE in partnership with WTW.
One Step Ahead: self-led suicide prevention gatekeeper training
One Step Ahead is an online, self-led suicide prevention gatekeeper training that educates trainees on the basic facts of suicide and demonstrates how to support someone who is suicidal.
Maintaining Meaningful Social Connections
Social connections help us live longer, stronger, happier lives. Although some say more is better, the number of connections we have isn’t as important as how connected we feel.