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We don’t always know when our loved ones might be at risk. By staying informed, we can better recognize the warning signs of suicide and offer help when it’s needed.

Activities that help individuals and communities cope with the emotional distress resulting from a suicide and prevent additional trauma that could increase the risk of suicidal behavior and death in the broader community.

Suicide prevention is an ongoing effort. It’s something we work on daily at the state level and one you can champion in your community throughout the year. It takes all of us.