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Added 11 April 2023

These resources include information on how to support people who may be at risk of suicide. These are designed for anyone who wants to improve the support they offer. Resources for organisations developing procedures and good practice examples can be found via our landing page, Suicide Prevention and Postvention.

Included on this page are:

  • A6 printable card to give to anyone who may be experiencing suicidal thoughts by Groundswell
  • Flyer and leaflet on how to support someone who is experiencing suicidal thoughts by Groundswell
  • Recorded presentation and slides on Being with Someone Experiencing Thoughts of Ending their Life by EASL
  • Recorded presentation and slides on Assessing the Risk of Suicide: Practical Guidance for Staff by EASL

Learning Experience: How to be with someone who is experiencing suicidal thoughts

Rachel Brown from EASL presents this 40 minute learning experience on how homelessness staff can work directly with someone who is having suicidal thoughts.

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Learning Experience: Assessing the risk of suicide

In this 15 minute video Jennie Deane explains how people in homelessness services can assess a suicide risk.

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Jo Prestidge

Head of National Practice Development

Jo is Head of National Practice Development at Homeless Link.