See. Support. Report: Tools For Teen Suicide Prevention

Suicide is the second leading cause of death among youths aged 10-24, with a staggering 52.2% increase in suicide rates from 2000 to 2021. Support from family and peers is critical. 76% of first-year college students prefer to turn to friends and 64% to family for emotional support.

Watch the roundtable discussion below to learn how to:

  1. See the signs that someone you know and love is at risk.

  2. Support them through meaningful communication, by creating a safe space for discussion, and facilitating access to professional help.

  3. Understand the Reporting procedures to educational institutions, community resources, and professional services.

If someone you know is in crisis. please reach out to crisis services at 911, 988, or text 741 741 for support.

More resources available on:

  1. American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

  2. The Jed Foundation

  3. https://save.org

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