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Office of Suicide Prevention

 Suicide Prevention LifeLine

 

         OFFICE OF SUICIDE PREVENTION              

If you, or someone you know,  is
in the midst of a crisis, please call:
 

1-877-885-HOPE (4673)
Nevada Suicide Prevention Hotline

OR

1-800-273-TALK (8255)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

 

Notice: This informational website is not intended as a crisis response or hotline. Local crisis hotline numbers can be found in the front of your local phone book or call 911.

 
HELPFUL LINKS

DISCLAIMER:
External linked sites listed below are not under the control of Suicide Help of Nevada. SHN is not responsible for the contents of any linked site. SHN provides these links only as a convenience and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement of the site or participation in the activities of the site by SHN

 
Nevada Related Links | Suicide Awareness Links
 
Suicide Prevention Related | Survivor Support Links | Miscellaneous


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NEVADA
RELATED LINKS

Crisis Call Center

The Crisis Call Center provides intervention, prevention, referral, and education services to the community and supports those individuals in crisis by helping them to make constructive and productive choices.

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Surviving Suicide
Surviving Suicide - A web site for healing after the loss of a loved one through suicide. This is the site of a southern Nevada survivor mom, SPAN Community Organizer, AFSP-NV member.

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SUICIDE
AWARENESS LINKS
 
CDC National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center
The first central source for violence prevention information for parents, teens and others. Lists a toll-free hotline, a fax-on-demand service for prevention program information, publications,research and statistics, fact sheets and more.

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Children's Safety Network
Serving maternal and child health agencies and other organizations by providing information and technical assistance in efforts to reduce unintentional injuries and violence to children and adolescents. Also provides summaries of state prevention plans, and contact names for other states developing plans.
 
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Living Matters
Here, you will find current, useful resources, answers to questions, and information on presentations and workshops which can enhance your competency in identifying and supporting young people suffering the pain of depression and/or suicidal thoughts.
 
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Youth Suicide and What You Can Do About It
From The Acadia Hospital, Bangor, Maine. The risk that a youth you know will commit or attempt suicide is greater today than ever before. The information contained here has been prepared to help you understand the suicidal process, recognize the warning signs, and learn ways to help prevent a suicide attempt. In addition, you will find a guide to resources and reading suggestions.

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SUICIDE
PREVENTION LINKS

American Association of Suicidology
AAS is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the understanding and prevention of suicide. This site is designed as a resource for anyone concerned about suicide, including AAS members, suicide researchers, therapists, prevention specialists, survivors of suicide, and people who are themselves in crisis. You will also find a National Directory of Support Groups for Survivors of Suicide on this site.

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The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
AFSP was founded in 1987 by concerned scientists, business and community leaders, and survivors of suicide in an effort to support the research and education needed to prevent suicide. This organization also offers educational programs and conferences for survivors, mental health professionals, physicians, and the public. This site contains a section dedicated to survivor support as well as a 1998 National Directory of Survivor Support Groups for families and friends of suicide.

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CDC - Youth Suicide Prevention Programs Resource Guide
This resource guide describes the rationale and evidence for the effectiveness of various youth suicide prevention strategies and identifies model programs that incorporate these various strategies.

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CrisisLink
Prevention - Intervention - Support - Training
Our mission is powerful: We save lives by providing support for those facing life crisis, trauma and suicide. We provide communities with assistance and training so they may better understand and respond to those needing support to cope with these life challenges.

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Florida Youth Suicide Prevention Study
University of Southern Florida has 134 page study/report of suicde prevention. The complete report - in .pdf format (695K) is available at this site.

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The Jason Foundation
The Jason Foundation, Inc. is a nationally recognized leader in teen suicide awareness and prevention. They make a wide range of informative, educational materials and programs available, at no charge, to parents, teachers, youth workers and others who are concerned about the alarming statistics that link our country?s next generations and suicide.

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Maine Youth Suicide Prevention
youth, people working with youth, and the public in general, in regards to youth suicide in Maine as well as to provide a place for information and updates on the Maine Youth Suicide Prevention Implementation Plan developed in 1998.

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National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center
The NYVPRC was established as a central source of information on prevention and intervention programs, publications, research, and statistics on violence committed by and against children and teens. It is a collaboration between the CDC and other Federal agencies and serves as a user-friendly, single point of access to Federal information on youth violence prevention and suicide.

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Oregon's Youth Suicide Prevention
From the Oregon Department of Human Services, the Oregon Department of Human Services has developed a plan with 15 strategies for communities to use to reduce youth suicide.

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Preventing Youth Suicide
From Keep Kids Healthy, information on preventing youth suicide, including tips for parents, professionals and teachers and warning signs of youth suicide.

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Prevent Suicide Now
Kevin Caruso has been working with suicidal people for over 30 years. On this website he shares his experiences and knowledge and provides information and esources. His statement, "Nothing could be more important than preventing suicides", is reflected throughout this website.

SAVE - Suicide Awareness/Voices of Education
The mission of SAVE is to educate about suicide and to speak for suicide survivors.

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Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC)
A national resource center that provides technical assistance, training, and information in order to strengthen suicide prevention networks and advance the National Strategy for Suicide Prevention.

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Suicide Prevention Strategies Start with Instilling Hope
Getting suicide-prone youth to stop blaming themselves for the bad events in their lives and give themselves credit for the good ones might help keep them from taking their own lives.

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Too Young To Die
In America, suicide is the third leading cause of death for people 15 to 24 years of age. Nearly all people (90%) who die by suicide have a diagnosable psychiatric disorder (clinical or manic depression) that is treatable. Suicidal teens give warning of their intentions, so the most effective way to prevent a friend or loved one from taking their life is to recognize when someone is at risk, take the warning signs seriously and know how to respond. "Too Young To Die" was created by Deep Elm and its Artists to provide education, increase recognition and prevent youth suicide.

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Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program
Because of the internal nature of depression and loneliness, thousands of youth who appear to be happy are screaming silently in the deepest emotional pain, what can we do? Find the answer on this site.

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Youth Suicide Prevention Programs: A Resource Guide
U.S Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control

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Youth Suicide Prevention Programs: A Resource Guide
This resource guide describes the rationale and evidence for the effectiveness of various youth suicide prevention strategies and identifies model programs that incorporate these various strategies.

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Youth Suicide Prevention School-Based Guide
The Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute at the University of South Florida, (funded by the Institute for Child Health Policy at NOVA Southeastern University), has produced "The Youth Suicide Prevention School-Based Guide", designed to provide accurate, user-friendly information. The Guide is not a program but a tool that provides a framework for schools to assess their existing or proposed suicide prevention efforts (through a series of checklists) and provides resources and information that school administrators can use to enhance or add to their existing program. First, checklists can be completed to help evaluate the adequacy of the schools' suicide prevention programs. Second, information is offered in a series of issue briefs corresponding to a specific checklist. Each brief offers a rationale for the importance of the specific topic together with a brief overview of the key points. The briefs also offer specific strategies that have proven to work in reducing the incidence of suicide, with references that schools may then explore in greater detail. A resource section with helpful links is also included. The Guide will help to provide information to schools to assist them in the development of a framework to work in partnership with community resources and families.

The guide is available on-line at: Youth Suicide Prevention School-Based Guide, and allows viewers to click on any of the 26 sections, to read or download - one section at a time. Or you may choose to download the complete .pdf book (3.4Meg - 166 pages) at: Complete Guide

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Washington - Youth Suicide Prevention Program
This web site is presented as an educational resource by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program, from the state of Washington and dedicated to reducing youth suicide and suicidal behaviors.

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Washington - Youth Suicide Prevention Fact Sheet
From the state of Washington, Dept. of Health: While many factors influence the incidence of this problem, youth suicide is preventable. Recognizing warning signs, expressing concern and helping youth connect to community resources can help prevent youth suicide.

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With One Voice
The primary objective and aim of this project is to bring students, families, professionals, schools, and communities together to energize suicide prevention. We use music and drama as a powerful vehicle to provide understanding and problem solving for kids in a language they can embrace. The MUSICAL stimulates a desire to help... The CRISIS PROGRAM makes it possible!

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What Can I Do To Help Someone?
Here are nine ways to help a suicidal person and suicide warning signs. The first way is to take any suicidal talk seriously.

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Surviving Suicide
Surviving Suicide - A web site for healing after the loss of a loved one through suicide. This is the site of a southern Nevada survivor mom, SPAN Community Organizer, AFSP-NV member.

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MISCELLANEOUS LINKS

WISQARS
National Center for Injury Prevention and Control - Leading Causes of Death Reports

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Office of Suicide Prevention-North
4126 Technology Way
Suite 100
Carson City, NV  89706-2009
(775) 684-4000

Office of Suicide Prevention-South
4220 S. Maryland Parkway
Building B, Suite 302
Las Vegas, NV 89119-7524
(702) 486-8225
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