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Read the plan.
Read Alaska’s Statewide Suicide Prevention Plan.
This comprehensive plan outlines practical, actionable steps that individuals, organizations, and communities can take to prevent suicide.
Suicide prevention is a shared responsibility — we all have a role to play.
Be ready to respond.
Postvention refers to the actions individuals and communities take to prepare for and respond effectively after a suicide.
Thoughtful postvention supports healing for those impacted by a loss and can help reduce the risk of additional suicides.
To learn more, review the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention’s U.S. National Guidelines for Suicide Postvention.
Learn to talk about suicide safely.
Talking about suicide safely can help prevent it.
The way we talk about suicide matters — it can reduce stigma and encourage people to seek help.
Not comfortable having these conversations? That’s okay. It takes practice, and support is available.
Training programs can help you recognize warning signs, connect with someone who may be at risk, and guide them toward the help they need. Whether you’re new to this or looking to build your skills, there are options for everyone.
Not sure where to start? Trainings are offered regularly across Alaska, with both in-person and virtual opportunities.
Explore available trainings here: