Young Adults Ages 18 to 25 Years
Suicide is one the leading causes of death among young adults (see Scope of the Problem section). Recognizing the importance of addressing the suicide problem in this population, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has provided grants to support suicide prevention in campus, state, and tribal communities since 2005. The Garrett Lee Smith (GLS) Suicide Prevention Program has shown reductions in both attempts and suicide deaths in this age group.
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- To learn more about the cross-site evaluation findings of past GLS grants, visit the program’s Suicide Prevention Data Center.
- See our College and Universities page for more on campus settings.
- See All Resources Related to Young Adults Ages 18 to 25 Years (below) for a full list of materials, programs, trainings, and other information available from SPRC. Use the filters on the left to narrow your results.
- For more on other groups and settings, see our Populations and Settings pages.
All Resources Related to Young Adults Ages 18 to 25 Years
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One in Four Black Transgender and Nonbinary Youth Attempted Suicide in Past Year, Survey Finds
2023
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2010 Garrett Lee Smith State and Tribal Suicide Prevention Grantee Meeting
2023
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2009 Garrett Lee Smith State and Tribal Suicide Prevention Grantee Meeting
2023
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Cohort 8 Campus Training Series: Learning From Your Peers: Lessons Learned from past and current GLS grantees
2022
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Jumpstarting your Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant for Campus Cohort 9 Grantees
2022
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Overview of TRAC Indicators, Data Entry, and Setting and Entering TRAC Annual Goals and Budget Estimates for Campus GLS Grantees
2022
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Jumpstarting your Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant for Campus Cohort 10 Grantees
2022
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Voluntary Medical Leave for Students Experiencing Mental Health Difficulties at College Title II Clarifications: Principles for Developing a Leave of Absence Policy
2022
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Jumpstarting your Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant (Cohort 12)
2022
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Jumpstarting your Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant (Cohort 13)
2022
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Jumpstarting Your Garrett Lee Smith State/Tribal Suicide Prevention Grant for Cohort 13
2022
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New State/Tribal GLS Grantee (Cohort 13) Training: Overview of Required SPARS Indicators and Setting/Entering Annual Goals and Budget Estimates
2022
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Jumpstarting your Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant for Cohort 14
2022
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Jumpstarting Your Garrett Lee Smith State/Tribal Suicide Prevention Grant for Cohort 14
2022
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New State/Tribal GLS Grantee (Cohort 14) Training: Overview of Required SPARS Indicators and Setting/Entering Annual Goals and Budget Estimates
2022
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Demand for College Peer Counselors Is Booming. But Training Only Goes So Far
2022
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As Students Head Back to College, Virtually or In Person, Counseling Centers Hope to Provide Mental Health Support
2020
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Facing a Broken Mental Health System, Many U.S. Teens Fall Off a Dangerous “Cliff” in Their Care
2020
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Annual Report Shows National and International College Mental Health Trends
2020
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MINNESOTA: Minnesota Youth Unpack Their Trauma: "We Don't Have to Be Stuck in These Emotions"
2019
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Sociodemographics, Perceived Prejudice, and Suicidal Behaviors among College Students
2019
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Rising Suicide Rates at College Campuses Prompt Concerns over Mental Health Care
2019
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UNITED KINGDOM: Study Suggests Factors Linked to Teens’ Suicide Attempts
2019
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INTERNATIONAL: Cannabis Use in Teens Raises Risk of Depression in Young Adults
2019
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Generation Z Reported the Most Mental Health Problems, and Gun Violence Is the Biggest Stressor
2018
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INTERNATIONAL: Massive Survey Finds One in Three College Freshmen Struggle with Mental Health—Here Are Four Things You Can Do
2018
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RHODE ISLAND: Rhode Island Law Aims to Prevent Suicides at Public Colleges
2018
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Recommended Standard Care for People with Suicide Risk: A Critical Step Forward
2018
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INTERNATIONAL: Young Victims of Cyberbullying Twice as Likely to Attempt Suicide and Self-Harm
2018
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Using Chosen Names Reduces Odds of Depression and Suicide in Transgender Youths
2018
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Suicide Risk after Intentional Self-Harm in Adolescents and Young Adults
2018
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INTERNATIONAL: Sexual Orientation Top Risk for Suicidal Thoughts in College Freshmen
2018
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Using Awkward Silences for Potentially Life-Saving Conversation about Depression
2018
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NEW JERSEY: Montclair State Joins JED Campus to Expand Support for Student Mental Health
2017
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MASSACHUSETTS: Feel Good Society Looks to Increase Mental Health Awareness
2017
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PENNSYLVANIA: Graphic Design Students Develop Suicide Awareness Posters
2016
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MASSACHUSETTS: How Wellesley Plans to Address Suicide among Its Asian American Students
2016
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CALIFORNIA: Relying on Each Other: Yurok Tribe Responds to Youth Suicide Crisis
2016
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ILLINOIS: SIUE School of Pharmacy iCare grant to heighten suicide awareness
2016
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