Crisis Response Resources
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
(800) 273-8255
24/7 Resource
Veterans Press 1
In Spanish 888-628-9454
See the Lifeline website for additional resources, including stories of hope and recovery
Non-emergency calls are welcome
CrisisTextLine
text HEAL to 741741
24/7 Resource
No data charge
Trained Volunteer Crisis Counselors
TrevorLifeline
(866) 488-7386
TrevorText:
text START to 678678
24/7 Resource
Standard data charges apply
Trans LifeLine
(877) 565-8860
24/7 Resource
Peer support crisis hotline that is staffed exclusively by trans operators
Resources for anyone who is considering suicide or wants to learn more about preventing a suicide.
Additional Resources
A Center of Excellence at the University of Washington. Forefront is focused on reducing suicide by empowering individuals and communities to take sustainable action, championing systemic chance, and restoring hope.
This resource focuses on men and depression by offering resources, materials for friends and family, as well as information about how to use professional services.
Services for those newly bereaved by suicide, offered through King County’s Crisis Connections.
Suicide Prevention Resource Center
SPRC is the closest thing we have to a national clearinghouse for resources on suicide prevention.
This resource was created by the Psych Central Community Association.
Many of us have confided in others during dark times, and vice versa. But it can feel awkward, if not downright frightening, not knowing what to do when a loved one or a peer shows suicide warning signs.