News

The Zero Suicide Alliance (ZSA) has teamed up with an award-winning TV production company, one of the leading UK men’s charities and comedian Romesh Ranganathan to record a special episode of an online chat show that examines the impact of the coronavirus lockdown on mental health.

As part of Men’s Health Week 2020, the ZSA are looking at charities created following the tragedy of male suicide. We want to raise awareness of men’s mental health and recognise that suicide is preventable via early intervention, caring conversation and rapid access to clinical support.

Our fourth charity is Metal for Life NI which was established in 2018 in memory of Dani Kansanaho, who tragically took his own life in October 2017, aged 23.

As part of Men’s Health Week 2020, the ZSA are looking at charities created following the tragedy of male suicide. We want to raise awareness of men’s mental health and recognise that suicide is preventable via early intervention, caring conversation and rapid access to clinical support.

Our third charity is Spare 10 for Ben which was established following the death of 20 year old Ben Healy in January 2020.

As part of Men’s Health Week 2020, the ZSA are looking at charities created following the tragedy of male suicide. We want to raise awareness of men’s mental health and recognise that suicide is preventable via early intervention, caring conversation and rapid access to clinical support. Our second charity is The Ben Raemers Foundation which was established in 2019 following the death of 28-year old Ben Raemers.

As part of Men’s Health Week 2020, the ZSA are looking at charities created following the tragedy of male suicide. We want to raise awareness of men’s mental health and recognise that suicide is preventable via early intervention, caring conversation and rapid access to clinical support.

A new ‘Gateway Module’ to the Zero Suicide Alliance’s (ZSA) award-winning suicide awareness training has been launched as part of Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW).

The Zero Suicide Alliance (ZSA) has reached a major landmark in supporting the UK’s resilience for the effects of the coronavirus lockdown with a million people now having accessed their suicide prevention training.

The Zero Suicide Alliance has today launched the new look for their website, and a new resource, bringing together international examples of best practice in suicide prevention.

The ZSA blog: Dr Rina Dutta, Senior Clinical Lecturer and Consultant Psychiatrist at IoPPN, King’s College London on Using Data Science to Understand Suicidality and Self Harm

CBE awarded to ZSA co-founder Joe Rafferty in New Year's Honours List