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Where do we turn when a loved one shows signs they may be considering suicide? Help NH reach its goal of Zero Suicide by using these resources to help a person who may be struggling with depression, mental illness, PTSD or anxiety and is considered a suicide risk.
Did you know the Granite State ranks 12th in the country for suicide deaths? Click here for the answers to the most frequently-asked questions about suicide and the definition of “suicide ideation.”
Is suicide prevention possible? It is … but we all need to educate ourselves on the behaviors that indicate a person may be considering suicide, and how to get that person the help and support they need. Your knowledge can save a life.
Discover how New Hampshire and the VA are using naloxone, syringe services, and fentanyl test strips to prevent opioid overdose deaths during Opioid Awareness Month. Learn why harm reduction saves lives.
NH’s approach has shifted PTSD support from an afterthought to a core part of firefighter care, with measurable improvements in training participation, early intervention, and access to treatment.
A free July 29 webinar from the IAFF Center of Excellence offers practical nutrition strategies to help firefighters and first responders eat healthier on shift.
Disability rights organizations have filed federal lawsuits challenging assisted suicide laws in New York and Illinois, raising concerns about suicide prevention, patient protections, and the rights of vulnerable individuals.