Suicidal doesn’t always look suicidal

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Find out how you can help save a life

125 people die by suicide every week.

It can be hard - sometimes impossible - to notice that somebody is having suicidal thoughts.

Anybody can feel suicidal. But we can all help save a life.

By starting a conversation, we can all help stop suicide. By removing the stigma that surrounds suicide, we can make it an everyday conversation. Together we can make it easier for everyone to talk about how they’re feeling. Openly. Without judgement. Without shame. So that no one has to struggle on their own.

These are the last photos of people who died by suicide.

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Learn about the stories behind The Last Photos and the people in them, as told by the family members and friends who shared the images with us.

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Find out how you can help save a life

We can help you know what to say and what to do
We know talking about suicide can seem awkward and uncomfortable - but it could also be the most important conversation you ever have.

Talking saves lives.
It might sound simple but it really does. So we need to make talking about suicide a normal part of how we look after each other and ourselves. To remove that stigma around it so people are more likely to ask for help and for people to be able to help those they’re worried about.

That’s why we’re here to give you the tools you need to start a potentially life-saving conversation or point someone in the direction of an expert who can help. So that no one has to struggle on their own.

Take a minute to talk about suicide

If we can all start one conversation about suicide, together we can save more lives. Over dinner. In schools. In offices. At the pub. In parliament. Right across the country. We need to break the silence and smash the stigma around suicide and get everyone talking about it

Over half of us wouldn’t feel confident in helping someone who is at risk. But we can help you start these potentially life-saving conversations. We’ll: