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Samaritans Media Guidelines for Reporting Suicides

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This Samaritans guidance offers practical advice and tips on how to safely cover the topic of suicide in the media. The guidance is informed by extensive intern

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LGBTQ+ Bereavement by Suicide Research Study

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Support After Suicide Partnership report (June 2023) with findings from a 6 month research study into the experiences of suicide bereavement amongst people who

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Supporting a mentally healthy workplace: a guide for managers

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Access via TURAS to a presentation for managers, team leads and people in similar roles, designed to support the mental health of employees and to encourage goo

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National guidance on action to address suicides at locations of concern

Policy and practice

This guidance has been developed to support: community planning partnerships (CPPs) local multi-agency groups It aims to help them prevent and take action aro

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Ask, Tell, Respond learning resources

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Information about the Ask, Tell Respond digital learning resources, and how to access them via the TURAS site. These resources provide an opportunity for those

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Briefing: gambling and suicide

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For people who work in suicide prevention and practitioners in Scotland who require further information on gambling and suicide.

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Time Space Compassion - supporting people experiencing suicidal crisis: guide - easy read

Policy and practice

This document provides an easy read version of the Time Space Compassion introductory guide to supporting people in suicidal crisis.

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