Suicide Prevention Resource Hub

Resources and tools to help you look out for yourself, your coworkers and the people you care about.

Support can start with a conversation. Know what to say, where to turn and how to share help.

Building mental strength starts with connection

Suicide prevention is a reminder to look out for the people around us. A simple check-in, a conversation after a shift or knowing where to send someone for help can matter more than you realize.

Use the resources below to learn, prepare and take one action with your crew or someone you care about.

Illustration of a head being built with construction cranes and bricks

Start with one action today

1

Learn

Save 988 and one confidential support resource you can share.

2

Check in

Ask a coworker how they are doing, then make time to listen.

3

Share

Bring a toolbox talk, wallet card or jobsite resource to your team.

Keep prevention visible

Show your support for suicide prevention

Wear purple or teal, start a meaningful conversation and keep practical prevention materials within reach.

  • Individual shirts can be purchased here.
  • Bulk Under the Hat shirts (more than six) can be purchased by emailing [email protected] or calling 1-800-486-8677.

Know the warning signs

Learn how to identify signs that you or someone you care about may be struggling with their mental health.

Digital Signage: World Suicide Prevention Day

Display these ready-to-use graphics on digital screens to keep suicide-prevention information visible across offices, jobsites and shared spaces.

Suicide Prevention Wallet cards

Keep suicide-prevention information close at hand and share resources with your crew or team.

Breaking the silence: Suicide prevention at work

Learn how open conversations, support and shared responsibility can strengthen suicide prevention in the workplace.

When someone close to you dies by suicide

The suicide of someone you love is devastating. Learn ways to process your emotions, understand grief and live with loss.

Supporting co-workers in the aftermath of suicide

Losing someone to suicide is both devastating and complicated. Learn how to support a co-worker through difficult emotions and the days that follow.