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Over the past few months, we've been working on updating and refreshing our original suicide awareness training and want to thank everyone who shared their feedback to help us make improvements!

Join us for one of our 'Let's talk about suicide' webinar where we’ll be discussing how we talk about suicide, why it matters, why we need to talk more and share tips to encourage help encourage conversations.

If you missed the Zero Suicide International Summit in June, you can now watch the presentations from the event on our YouTube channel.

We are creating bespoke suicide awareness training for staff and volunteers working health and care.

Leading researchers and thought leaders from 22 countries were given a Royal surprise when they attended the 5th Zero Suicide International Summit at the iconic Liver Building on 24-25 June, with an official welcome from His Royal Highness William, Prince of Wales.

Are you ready to embrace the beauty of summer while making a positive impact? Lace up your walking shoes and join us for a 30-day challenge that supports wellbeing and helps raise money to help more people with free suicide awareness training.

Suicide prevention experts and campaigners will meet in Liverpool next week for the 5th Zero Suicide International Summit.

We want to update the training to reflect social isolation in the post pandemic world and expand the training to cover the impact of loneliness. As part of this, we’re keen to hear from you about your experiences of social isolation and/or loneliness.

Your ongoing support to promote and share our free online training courses has led to our training being taken over 2.6million times! By keeping our training free, we can reach more people to improve suicide awareness and support more potentially life-saving conversations.

Did you know over 150,000 people use British Sign Language (BSL) as their primary or preferred language in the UK?