Learn More About Suicide Prevention

Join any of the attached training or workshops to learn more about Suicide Prevention and more.

SafeSide Prevention offers tailored suicide prevention training for various fields, including healthcare, law enforcement, and youth services. Their programs include Connect, a resilience-building program for first responders, and InPlace Learning, a blended training model combining video-guided instruction with live interaction. SafeSide also offers CAMS training for clinicians, focusing on evidence-based strategies for managing suicidality, and the Restore Network, which supports a restorative approach to suicide-related incidents. 

Mental Health America offers webinars on a variety of topics, including mental health support for diverse communities, coping strategies, workplace well-being, financial confidence for youth, and many more. These sessions provide expert insights and practical tools to help individuals and organizations improve mental health and promote overall well-being. 

Youth Mental Health First Aid trains adults to support adolescents (12-18) facing mental health or addiction challenges or crises. 

SPCNY offers a variety of suicide prevention trainings for individuals and organizations, equipping participants with the skills to recognize warning signs, intervene, and support mental health. 

SPCNY offers a variety of suicide prevention trainings for individuals and organizations, equipping participants with the skills to recognize warning signs, intervene, and support mental health.

AFSP’s Community Programs provide resources and support to help prevent suicide and promote mental health awareness. These programs engage individuals and communities in prevention efforts through education, advocacy, and outreach. 

AFSP’s calendar features a variety of events and programs designed to support mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and community engagement. The events provide opportunities for education, training, and advocacy to help individuals and organizations respond to mental health challenges. 

The Suicide Prevention Center of New York’s Communities page offers resources and support to help local communities engage in suicide prevention efforts. This section provides tools for building awareness, promoting mental health, and creating safer environments to reduce suicide risk.