Crisis Services Canada is proud to support Operation Lifesaver’s Today is Better campaign, which features the personal stories of Canadians who have experienced suicidal thoughts and sought help. Their stories are proof that life can get better: TodayIsBetter.ca

Services de crises du Canada est fier de soutenir la campagne Ça va mieux d’Opération Gareautrain, qui raconte les histoires personnelles de Canadiens qui ont eu des idées suicidaires et cherché de l’aide. Leurs histoires montrent que ça peut aller mieux : çavamieux.ca

If you or someone you know is in crisis, there is help. Learn what resources are available to you: ow.ly/H5RJ50F5CmR #SuicidePrevention #MentalHealth

Join us tomorrow at Noon for panelist presentations & discussions on the unique oral interpretation of treaties with reference to petroglyphs and land-based formations: fb.me/e/LjkSugmw #IndigenousHistoryMonth

Saying, “I need to talk to somebody,” is a strength, not a weakness. If you’re in crisis, a trained responder is ready to listen. Call 1.833.456.4566 (Canada) or 1.866.APPELLE (Quebec). #TodayIsBetter bit.ly/3ceHZKk

Dire « J’ai besoin de parler à quelqu’un » est une force, pas une faiblesse. Si vous êtes en crise, un intervenant qualifié est prêt à écouter. Faites le 1.866.APPELLE (Québec) ou le 1.833.456.4566 (Canada). #ÇaVaMieux bit.ly/2RgBe3g

Men who are socially isolated may feel less comfortable reaching out for help, because they don’t have loved ones close by. buff.ly/2H2Lq9k

Having fun and finding activities that we love to do will help us maintain our mental health throughout our lives and into our later years. buff.ly/2VgLSbh #seniorsweek

Older adults may find they have fewer relationships and connections as loved ones have passed away. This loss of social connection can affect their mental health. buff.ly/2VqCxbU #seniorsweek

The stories in Operation Lifesaver’s Today is Better campaign are proof that life can get better. If you’re struggling, or in crisis, a trained responder is ready to listen. Anytime. Call 1.833.456.4566 (Canada) or 1.866.APPELLE (Quebec). #TodayIsBetter bit.ly/3ceHZKk

Les histoires Ça va mieux d’Opération Gareautrain prouvent que ça peut aller mieux. Si vous luttez ou êtes en crise, un intervenant qualifié est prêt à écouter. En tout temps. Faites le 1.866.APPELLE (Québec) ou le 1.833.456.4566 (Canada). #ÇaVaMieux bit.ly/2RgBe3g

If you’re experiencing suicidal thoughts, there is help. A trained responder is here to listen. Call 1.833.456.4566 (Canada) or 1.866.APPELLE (Quebec). #TodayIsBetter bit.ly/3vogJQb CAMH Crisis Services Canada CMHA National AQPS

Si vous songez au suicide, il y a de l’aide. Peu importe votre histoire, appelez-nous. Composez le 1.866.APPELLE (Québec) ou 1.833.456.4566 (hors Québec). #ÇaVaMieux bit.ly/3gsAQc1 CAMH Crisis Services Canada CMHA National AQPS

June is #PrideMonth! Learn more about how suicide can be prevented in sexual and gender minorities with these resources | Centre for Suicide Prevention suicideinfo.ca/sexual-and-gen…

If you’re thinking about suicide, are worried about a friend or loved one, the Canada Suicide Prevention Service is available 24/7 for voice and 4pm to 12am ET for text. #MentalHealthisHealth #WorldSuicidePreventionDay

Vous pensez au suicide?

We’ve learned that some out-of-date information about our text service is circulating on social media. Below is the correct information – please share this widely and help make sure that people in suicide-related crisis can access the support they need. Thank you!

Nous avons appris que des renseignements obsolètes au sujet de notre service de messagerie texte sont diffusées dans les médias sociaux. Voici les renseignements corrects : nous vous prions de les partager avec le plus grand nombre de personnes possible. Nous vous en remercions!

Notre ligne d’assistance, le Service Canadien de Prévention du Suicide, a un nouveau nom – Parlons Suicide Canada. Vous pouvez maintenant nous suivre sur Twitter Parlons suicide Canada et sur Facebook @ talk.parlons.suicide ou visitez le site web pour le service parlonssuicide.ca