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Use the resources below to help you identify warning signs and show your support by being kind, curious, and connected.

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Warning Signs

People who take their lives show one or more warning signs by what they say or do.

Something to look out for when concerned that a person may be suicidal is a change in behavior or the presence of entirely new behaviors.

By being aware of these signs, you can take action to get help and prevent suicide.

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3 Simple Ways

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Knowing simple ways to prevent suicide is important because it can help you take immediate action to prevent suicide and save lives.

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If You Know

You Know (IYKYK)

Awareness of mental health challenges is key to the success of our community. Download a relevant toolkit today and help change the lives of your loved ones and our community.

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Be Kind. Be Curious. Be Connected.

Being kind may help someone see hope through the darkness in a moment of crisis.

Being willing to ask someone if they are thinking of hurting themselves shows that you are concerned about them and want to connect them to support.

Connecting with others can influence feelings of hope, giving purpose to someone who may have been feeling hopeless. By following these three simple action steps, anyone can help save a life.