18 people die by suicide every day in the UK. Together, we can change that. By smashing outdated stereotypes. By learning life-saving skills. By talking. By sharing our stories and supporting each other.
Anyone can feel suicidal.
But there’s always
a reason to STAY.
Things can change: our stay stories
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1. The Facts: Why we need to talk about suicide
Kick-start life-saving conversations by getting to grips with the facts around suicide.
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2. The Signs: What signs to keep an eye out for
People are great at putting on a brave face. Here's some things that'll help you know if someone needs support.
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3. The Words: How to start a conversation
Talking is tough. Here's how to get started - including how to talk to children and young people about suicide.
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4. The Support: Where to send them if they’re struggling
You don’t have to have all the answers. If someone’s struggling, let them know help's available.
The support:
save it. share it. shout about it.
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How to: help someone stay
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CALM Guide: Suicidal Thoughts
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Worried about someone?
