2021 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report shows decrease in Veteran suicides
VA’s latest data from 2019 shows a decrease in suicide among Veterans from the year prior. The decrease, reflecting the lowest number of Veteran suicides since 2007, provides hope and motivation for continued prevention efforts.
This Suicide Prevention Month, Reach Out for support
You don’t have to go through anything alone. It’s Suicide Prevention Month. Take a moment, Reach Out for support. Here are some ways you can.
Veteran suicide prevention in New Jersey
The Veteran community of southern New Jersey came together to call attention to joint efforts to end Veteran suicide. The joint event included the display of the Flags of Forgotten Soldiers.
Community providers: Learn about Veteran suicide prevention and lethal means safety
This live, knowledge-based webinar will educate health care teams on risk factors of suicide and provide clinical resources on lethal means safety counseling and suicide prevention safety planning.
Rocky Mountain MIRECC for Suicide Prevention
Rocky Mountain MIRECC For Suicide Prevention Rocky Mountain MIRECC for Suicide Prevention Suicide is complex but it is also preventable. RMIRECC Short Takes on Suicide Prevention invites you to hear leaders in the field of Suicide Prevention. We are especially interested in topics related to Military Veterans. Topics will be relevant for Veterans, caregivers, clinicians and [...]
2020 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report
Read about VA’s annual suicide report which updates data from 2005 through 2018 and highlights a number of positive trends. The report enables VA to tailor suicide prevention initiatives.
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month at VBA
VBA may not always be the first place you think of when talking about suicide prevention, but there is a lot going on there.
Suicide Prevention Month: Caring for Veterans everywhere
VA is encouraging families and friends to reach out and provide support this month — and every month — to the Veterans in their lives. Suicide prevention is the top clinical priority for VA.
Suicide Prevention Month: Start the conversation with a fellow Veteran
Take action to help prevent suicide. Here are some valuable ideas that can help you BE THERE for a Veteran in your life. Maybe just a phone call. Reach out and assure them that they are not alone.
Suicide prevention: How can you get involved?
As a member of the VA community, you are in a position to REACH out to Veterans who may be at risk during this difficult time.
Mental health and suicide prevention during COVID-19
Please listen to this important webcast with answers on how VA and firearm associations are working together to help Veterans and non-Veterans with mental health challenges and prevent suicide.
Operation Deep Dive Suicide Prevention Study
Help prevent suicide and non-natural death among Veterans by participating in the Operation Deep Dive survey from America's Warrior Partnership.
