Resources

The accuracy and reliability of suicide statistics: Why it matters

This editorial piece explores suicide statistics: inaccuracy, underreporting, why accuracy is so important, and what can be done to improve it.

How do I talk to someone thinking about suicide?

Guidelines for sharing experiences with suicide

This guide will provide suggestions and considerations for those impacted by suicide who would like to publicly share their experiences.

Buddy Up campaign

Buddy Up is a men’s suicide prevention communications campaign: a call to action to men, by men.

Outils pour la prévention du suicide chez les hommes

Children and Suicide

While suicide in children is rare, if thoughts of suicide go untreated, the risk of suicide grows with age.

Preventing suicide in men

Learn about men and suicide and how to have a conversation with someone you're worried about.

Community-led life promotion plans for Indigenous youth and communities

This guide will lead you through a process of developing a life promotion plan based on a framework of life, people, strengths, activities and implementation.

Safety plans to prevent suicide

This toolkit will explain what a safety plan is, why it works, and how to create one together with an individual who may be considering.

Older adults and suicide

People 65 years and older have a high risk of suicide, but older adults can maintain their mental health and we can having caring conversations with the older adults in our lives that we're worried about.