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Training in suicide prevention

An estimated 1 in 5 of us experiences suicidal thoughts in our lifetime.

STOP Suicide is an award-winning suicide prevention campaign that seeks to empower communities and individuals across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough to help stop suicides by being alert to the warning signs, asking directly about suicide and helping those who are feeling suicidal to stay safe.

It is led by the charity Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire Mind (CPSL Mind) and supported by local NHS and Public Health teams.

It involves general awareness raising about suicide, specialist training for non-mental health professionals working / volunteering within our communities and a public campaign to encourage sign up to the STOP Suicide Pledge for organisations and individuals.

Suicide is everybody’s business. Please work with us to make Cambridgeshire and Peterborough a suicide-safer community.

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27th February 2025

Suicide is something many people have encountered, whether through their own struggles or those of someone they know. But it’s not often spoken about openly. At the heart of our inclusive Suicide Prevention training project for high-risk communities is the idea that sharing diverse lived experiences can break down barriers and build understanding surrounding how […]

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