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Would you know what to do if a young person you knew was suicidal?

Learn life-saving skills to help end youth suicide with the CALM C.A.R.E. Kit.

In the last 10 years, 6,929 young people in the UK have taken their own lives. Young people who, tragically, never got to celebrate their next birthday. We’re here to show you the role you can play in helping end youth suicide.

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The CALM C.A.R.E. Kit will give you real, practical support to be there for the young people in our lives.

Visit the CALM C.A.R.E. kit
Evelyn, holding pink birthday balloons that depict the number 15.

“We miss Evelyn so much. And we want people to arm themselves with the skills and tools they need to properly support a young person who’s suicidal.”

Jenni and Jack, Evelyn’s parents

How you can take action to protect young people from suicide

Parent. Uncle. Teacher. Coach. Whatever your role in a young person’s life, the CALM C.A.R.E. Kit will help you keep them safe

The CALM C.A.R.E. Kit is full of practical advice and tools to help you have life-saving conversations with the young people in your life. It will:

  • Help you know how to start a conversation about mental health and suicide
  • Show you what you can do if you’re worried about a young person
  • Tell you where to get more information and advice, including in an emergency.
Visit the CALM C.A.R.E. kit
A photo of Sam sitting by his birthday cake, with his Mum, Judith, hugging him whilst smiling at the camera.

“My son Sam never got to celebrate his milestone 21st birthday. When I look back now it’s easy to see when things aren’t going well but very often we just don’t know what to do about it. I’m hoping the CALM C.A.R.E. Kit will give us those tools.”

Judith, Sam Spooner’s mum

Hear from family and friends about the memories of the people they lost and their belief that we can all play a part in ending youth suicide.

LISTEN TO THEIR STORIES
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Are you a young person?

Life can be tough. Money, jobs, dates, exams, the future. But that doesn’t mean you need to struggle on your own. If you're struggling, we're here to help.

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Have you lost a young person?

If you’ve lost someone to suicide it can feel devastating. So having someone to support you when you’re experiencing grief is important, as is being able to talk openly about how you feel. If you need, we're here.

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