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Suicide prevention starts with a conversation. Check in with your friends and ask how they are really doing. If you have thoughts of suicide or self-harm, don't ignore them. Reach out to a friend, family member or health care provider.
Talking about suicide and mental health can be tough for people of all ages.
Follow the links below to learn about mental health supports and services and ways you can help yourself, your child, a friend or a family member manage a mental health challenge.
Saskatchewan Health Care Facilities
Mental Health Supports: Community Resources
The Government of Saskatchewan is committed to addressing the high rates of suicide in the province. Pillars for Life: The Saskatchewan Suicide Prevention Plan was created to guide suicide prevention initiatives and activities specific to the cultural and social landscape of Saskatchewan.
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