The Suicide Awareness and Prevention course provides participants with crucial skills for identifying and supporting individuals at risk of suicide. The training focuses on prevention; intervention; and raising awareness. Participants learn to recognise warning signs; understand the factors contributing to suicidal ideation; and develop safety plans to reduce risk. The course includes practical exercises; case studies; and role-play scenarios; equipping attendees to engage in supportive conversations and create proactive support systems. The aim is to foster a deeper understanding of suicide and empower participants to intervene effectively in crisis situations.
We are a small charity providing support for anyone struggling with poor mental health, suicidal ideation or bereavement by suicide
SOS offers a freefone support line 7 evenings a week between 8pm and midnight. Our volunteers are all extensively trained, compassionate and hold enhanced DBS certificates.
Our highly regarded group face to face meetings in safe, confidential spaces. These are free to the public, although we have also hosted meetings for businesses, other charities, retailers, sporting bodies, universities, schools, and government departments.
