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When our sibling has died by suicide

 NSPA member The Compassionate Friends produced this support guide for people who have lost a sibling of any age to suicide.

Suicides in England and Wales: 2023 registrations

 New suicide statistics for England and Wales were released by the Office for National Statistics on 7th September 2021. The data covers registered deaths in England and Wales.

Collective responsibility, collective action to prevent student suicide

 This guidance aims to help institutions in the higher education sector to reduce risk and restrict access to means of suicide.

Moving towards individualised risk management

 Storm Skills Training CIC have launched a new resource to support professionals to meet the NICE clinical guidance on the assessment and management of self-harm.

Impacts of suicide in Punjabi communities

 Sehhat and the Sikh Forgiveness project developed a study to understand how Punjabi communities can tackle the need for better support relating to suicide.

Partners in prevention: Suicide Prevention Consortium report

 As part of the Suicide Prevention Consortium, Samaritans and the NSPA gathered feedback from their Lived Experience Networks on their contributions to the strategy.

Domestic abuse and suicidality

 A series of practical resources from Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse to help professionals better understand the link between domestic abuse and suicide.

Tackling mental health inequalities for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller People

 Roma Support Group and Friends, Families and Travellers, have developed guidance for professionals supporting individuals in Roma, Gypsy, and Traveller communities.

Involving young people with lived and living experience of suicide in suicide research

 This study co-produced a guidance framework with young people to equip researchers with tools and confidence for youth involvement in research.

Guides for people bereaved by suicide in the armed forces community

 Suicide Bereavement UK have developed a series of evidence-based guides for those bereaved by suicide in the armed forces community. Three ‘At Your Side’ guides have been written by the bereaved, for the bereaved.

Talking faith in suicide prevention

 Faith Action has created a digital guide on faith in suicide prevention for frontline workers, team leaders, and those involved in prevention and postvention planning.

Exploring experiences of accessing support for alcohol issues and suicidal ideation

 As part of the Suicide Prevention Consortium, we surveyed people with alcohol issues and suicidal experiences, focusing on the barriers to getting help.

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