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There are lots of organisations and online resources out there which you might find useful when struggling with suicidal feelings. Below are just a few of these you might find helpful.
Helplines available when you want someone to talk to.
The Cruse Bereavement Care National Helpline is open for information, advice and emotional support, from 9.30am to 5pm Monday and Friday and 9.30am to 8pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Support After Suicide Partnership (SAS) is the UK’s national hub for organisations and individuals working across the UK to support people who have been bereaved or affected by suicide.
Shine have a database of local groups and organisations that run activities locally to support people with experience of mental ill health or distress.
Useful advice and links to support in Lincolnshire on some of the issues you might be struggling with such as money, health, housing, care, legal or work issues.
The Zero Suicide Alliance, in conjunction with Merseycare NHS Foundation NHS Trust, provide free access to online suicide awareness training.
This module is suitable for anyone - carers, family members and members of the public. It is not mental health-specific, but provides a useful approach to talking about suicide and signposting people to professional help.
Click on this link to access Suicide - Let's Talk
If the emergency you are experiencing has an immediate life threatening danger call 999.
If you need help fast but don't think it's a 999 emergency, you can now call NHS 111. Calls from landlines & mobile phones are free.
You should call 111 if:
If you are already accessing local mental health services and can't find the contact details for your local care team you can call the Trust's Single Point of Access.
