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Suicide Prevention Resource Center
About Suicide
Scope of the Problem
Topics and Terms
Risk and Protective Factors
Warning Signs
Populations
Racial/Ethnic Groups
Older Adults
Adolescents
LGBTQ
Military/Veterans
Men
Settings
American Indian/Alaska Native Settings
Schools
Colleges and Universities
Primary Care
Emergency Departments
Behavioral Health Care
Workplaces
Faith Communities
Effective Prevention
Strategic Planning
Step 1: Describe the Problem and Its Context
Step 2: Choose Long-Term Goals
Step 3: Identify Key Risk and Protective Factors
Step 4: Select or Develop Interventions
Step 5: Plan the Evaluation
Step 6: Implement, Evaluate, and Improve
Keys to Success
Engaging People with Lived Experience
Partnerships and Collaboration
Safe and Effective Messaging and Reporting
Culturally Competent Approaches
Evidence-Based Prevention
Comprehensive Approach
Identify and Assist
Increase Help-Seeking
Effective Care/Treatment
Care Transitions/Linkages
Respond to Crisis
Postvention
Reduce Access to Means
Life Skills and Resilience
Connectedness
State Infrastructure
About the Recommendations
Authorize
Lead
Partner
Examine
Build
Guide
State Infrastructure Tools
Online Library
Training
Online Courses
Virtual Learning Labs
Micro-Learning
SPARK Talks
Webinars
News & Highlights
Organizations
States
National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention
National Organizations and Federal Agencies
Grantees
Core Competencies
Grantee Meeting Materials
Webinars
8 2 5 5
1 (800) 273 talk
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-talk (8255)
Jacob Smith, BS, CHES
Chief
