Youth_ Tips for Preventing Youth Suicide (with QR Code).pdfJeffco Public Schools wants all students to know the signs of suicide and to know there is hope and support.
This link leads to information and resources collected by Jefferson County about Suicide prevention. It includes resources for students and parents. It details infographics and programs for suicide prevention.
This website includes resources for coping, prevention, and includes both a call line and a online chat room. This call and chat line link with a local crisis center 24/7.
Colorado crisis services has a call line and has directions to walk in mental health centers near you. It also includes resources to help you recognize the warning signs of suicide, ask someone directly about suicide, and properly support someone through a crisis.
The mental health center of denver has a call line to schedule consultations with therapists. This center can help children, teens, and adults. They support spanish speakers. This is not a crisis line.
The Jefferson Center provides therapy services. The Jefferson Center has a call line to schedule consultations and appointments with therapists. This is not a crisis line.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention has resources for people of all ages to help those who are at risk for suicide. This foundation supports those who are considering suicide, have lost someone to suicide, are worried about someone, or have survived a suicide attempt. It provides resources to help find a support group and has statistics on suicide.
Text Lines:
Text TALK to 38255
Text TALK to 741741
Call Lines:
1-844-493-8255 - Colorado Crisis Services
1-800-273-8255 - Suicide Prevention Lifelines
1-866-488-7386 - The Trevor Project