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Child/Youth Suicide Prevention Resources from the National Suicide Prevention Directory. Broad list of youth suicide prevention links.

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Child/Youth Suicide Prevention Resources


* NSPD State Index

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-SUICIDE/1-800-784-2433
(Sponsored by the National Hope Line Network and
the Didi Hirsch Community Mental Health Center, Los Angeles CA)



Child/Youth Suicide Prevention Resources

Considering Suicide: Read This First
Youth Suicide Prevention: A Parent's Guide (Fairly comprehensive parental and peer guidance)
The Trevor Project National hotline for for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth.
(WA State) Youth Suicide Prevention Program
Teenscreen: Adolescent Suicide and Mental Health Screening
A Comprehensive Approach to Suicide Prevention
Teen Suicide: An epidemic
Suicide and Suicide Prevention
Suicide Awareness Quiz
YellowRibbon.org - For the prevention of teen suicide.
Suicide among Gay and Lesbian Youth
Tremblay - The Homosexuality Factor in the Youth Suicide Problem
Youth Suicide Problems: Gay/Bisexual Male Focus + More!
Bullying, Depression and Suicide
The Jason Foundation
Make A Noise - Suicide Prevention
SA\VE - Suicide Awareness\ Voices of Education
AAP - Preventing Teen Suicide
The Suicide Paradigm
TEENAGE SUICIDE


General Suicide Prevention Links

American Association of Suicidology
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
SPAN - Suicide Prevention Advocacy Network


Mental Health Enhancement Organizations (Facilitating Suicide Prevention)

The Glendon Association


Youth Crisis Intervention Programs

Resolution Ranch:Resolution Ranch, a therapeutic camp for teenage boys ages 13-17, offers solutions to families dealing with the negative influences in today's teenage environment.

Family First Aid: Troubled Teen Programs and Schools -
(Residential Treatment, Boarding and Military Schools, Wilderness Programs and Boot Camps)
    Note: The MÈRE Project highly advocates and prefers youth crisis intervention programs that primarily serve families, directly promoting and facilitating communication between parents/adults and youth and/or the bonds and internal transformations that promote increased familial communication without requiring measures such as those provided by organizations found in this section of this resource. Organizations seeking link exchanges in this area, please regard this note before submitting your link exchange proposal to us; we are very careful about providing only links to organizations that directly serve families rather than primarily treating individuals.


Support for Survivors of Suicide

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Directory of Support Groups











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    The National Suicide Prevention Directory is presented by The MÈRE Project Charitable Trust  in furtherance of its activities relative to the prevention of youth suicide. Suicide is the third leading cause of death among adolescents and youth in the United States of America. It is The MÈRE Project's hope that this directory will directly assist in the resolution of this very serious national health crisis. Please contact us at the e-mail address below with all suicide prevention organizations in your local area which are not listed herein; particularly those which serve to prevent the suicide of this nation's youth.

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The National Suicide Prevention Directory

Please contact The MÈRE Project with additional organization information for this directory via

E-mail: nspd@themereproject.org

or via the US Postal Service:

The MÈRE Project Charitable Trust
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