Together to Live is a suicide prevention resource that includes real life stories, evidence-based information, a planning guide and more! buff.ly/361ov8s

Courtesy of CASP/ACPS newsletter: "Online, ‘unalive’ means death or suicide. Experts say it might help kids discuss those things" apnews.com/article/unaliv…

Some people who experience suicide grief may remain stuck in their grief journey for years, held hostage by questions like, ‘What could I have done to prevent their death?’ buff.ly/3nUbg1N

Self-injury is one of many ways that some people may use to cope with overwhelming emotions. Learn more about reasons a person may self-injure and other ideas for coping that may be helpful for you or someone you know: bit.ly/3U1vVkd

Report hate and discrimination anonymously and confidentially. ckvictimservices.com/report-hate

If you're feeling isolated or in pain, please know that you're not alone. Whatever you're going through, @talksuicideca is available 24/7 to listen without judgement.

A safe and secure home is one factor that can build resilience in kids and help guard them against thoughts of suicide. buff.ly/2YR6AhS

Canada is launching its nationwide crisis hotline, 988, on Nov.30, providing a free texting or calling service for Canadians struggling with mental health challenges. #SPECCK #ChathamKent #CKont #MentalHealth globalnews.ca/news/9852199/c…

CKOHT is proud to celebrate CK Pride Week August 11 - 19. We will continue to work together as a partnership to foster a more inclusive health care system that is free of oppression and stigma, which is safe and equitable for everyone.” ckpride.com/pride/

What a fantastic ceremony to raise the Pride Flag with ⁦CKPride⁩ and many community partners this afternoon! We’re looking forward to Pride Fest tomorrow from 12pm-3pm at Sons of Kent. Happy Pride week, CK! ⁦Alysson4CK (she/her)⁩ ⁦Brock McGregor⁩

People who think about suicide typically exhibit warning signs. Any significant change in behaviour can be a warning sign for suicide. buff.ly/2UVUPaD

Acute warning signs indicate immediate suicide risk and may include someone threatening suicide, talking about wanting to die or looking for ways to die. If someone exhibits these signs, connect them to the crisis line. In Canada, 1-833-456-4566. buff.ly/2UVUPaD

👂Listening is a vital skill in supporting those discussing their #MentalHealth. Let's cultivate empathy & understanding, one conversation at a time. #DefeatDepression

Having a caring conversation with a person considering suicide gives them the chance to talk, making it less likely that they will carry through with suicide. buff.ly/3PocRw1

October 1-7 marks #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek. By continuing to challenge the #stigma associated with #mentalhealth and #addiction we can shape a future where #MentalHealthIsHealth. #NoOneLeftBehind #MIAW23

If someone you know is exhibiting suicide warning signs, talk to them about your concerns. Talking about suicide doesn't cause suicide - it gives the person struggling an opportunity to be heard. buff.ly/2C44Ick

Tomorrow is International Day for People Impacted by Suicide Loss, and we invite you to join us for our free online event "The Power of Suicide Bereavement Support Groups" Register at bit.ly/46ubfXD

Canada’s taking a big step! On Nov 30, 2023, the 9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline goes live. Until then, call Talk Suicide Canada (1-833-456-4566) or 1 866 APPELLE (1-866-277-3553) in Quebec. ow.ly/TxwA50Qby4R

The #GoC with @camhnews are proud to announce the launch of 9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline across the country. This easy-to-remember number will connect anyone in Canada to free 24/7 #SuicidePrevention support by phone and text. ow.ly/CP4350QcSwe #988Canada