One purpose that our foundation wishes to tackle is The unwanted hardships that come along with

burying a loved one. The Surviving Suicide Foundat;on longs to have funds in place to help with a

complimentary – reasonable burial or at least help with a diligent send off.

Before this arises, of course we have the purpose to help with resources leading towards assistance,

also to a supply comprehensive knowledge of use, or placement of mental health systems and or

resources.

Assemblies will allow peer-to-peer actions, giving locations of support groups, community functions

which will bring together, people of color, and many residents from diverse walks of life.

The following are essential elements to explore and include in the development of your safety plan*:

1. Recognize warning signs: What sorts of thoughts, images, moods, situations, and behaviors indicate to you that a crisis may be developing? Write these down in your own words.

2. Use your own coping strategies – without contacting another person: What are some things that you can do on your own to help you not act on thoughts/urges to harm yourself?

3. Socialize with others who may offer support as well as distraction from the crisis: Make a list of people (with phone numbers) and social settings that may help take your mind off things.