Children Ages 12 and Younger

It is never too early to start reducing risk factors for suicide and increasing the protective factors in children’s lives. Comprehensive approaches that support mental health, develop life skills, and promote the development of positive relationships with caring adults may help protect children from suicide and support a healthy transition into adulthood.
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All Resources Related to Children Ages 12 and Younger
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Jumpstarting Your Garrett Lee Smith State/Tribal Suicide Prevention Grant for Cohort 13
2022
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Jumpstarting Your Garrett Lee Smith State/Tribal Suicide Prevention Grant for Cohort 14
2022
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Many Black Children Are Dying by Suicide, Doctors Say: Understanding the Why—and How to Help
2022
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Suicide Is Rising among Younger Students. Here’s How Schools Can Prevent Tragedy
2022
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“We Are in a State of Emergency”: What's Behind the Rising Suicide Rate among Black Kids
2021
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CONNECTICUT: Meet Gizmo, the Therapy Dog behind a New, National Mental Health Curriculum for Kids
2021
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Why a Focus on Mental Health Is Essential for Students Returning to School in the Fall, Experts Say
2021
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NEW YORK: How a Hospital and a School District Teamed Up to Help Kids in Emotional Crisis
2021
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Partly Hidden by Isolation, Many of the Nation’s Schoolchildren Struggle with Mental Health
2021
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INTERNATIONAL: Prevention: The New Holy Grail of Treating Mental Illness
2019
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Number of Children Going to ER with Suicidal Thoughts, Attempts Doubles, Study Finds
2019
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After Suicides of Parkland Survivors, Here's What Educators Should Know About Supporting Students
2019
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Higher Suicide Rates Evident among Youth Certain Groups of Medicaid Enrollees
2019
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Child Suicides Can Be Linked to Bullying, but It's Never the Sole Cause, Mental Health Professionals Say
2018
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CALIFORNIA: Nearly 9 in 10 California School Districts Have Adopted Policies Preventing Youth Suicide
2018
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PENNSYLVANIA: Making Schools Safer: Trained Security, Attention to Mental Health among Top Recommendations
2018
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ILLINOIS: Teens Are Anxious and Depressed, and Turning to the School Nurse for Help. But Most Illinois Schools Don’t Have One.
2018
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MISSOURI: Children's Mercy Hospital Now Adding Suicide Prevention Questions to Check-Ups
2018
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What Educators Need to Know About Suicide: Contagion, Complicated Grief, and Supportive Conversations
2018
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Age-Related Racial Disparities in Suicide Rates among Youth Ages 5 to 17 Years
2018
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MONTANA: Bozeman Pediatrics Offering Trigger Locks for Youth Suicide Prevention Initiative
2018
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INTERNATIONAL: Young Victims of Cyberbullying Twice as Likely to Attempt Suicide and Self-Harm
2018
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UTAH: Tales from Utah Valley: There Is More Hope for Youth Suicide Prevention
2017
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More Child Suicides Are Linked to A.D.D. Than Depression, Study Suggests
2016
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