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Suicide prevention

This video explores common myths around suicide, the complexities, warning signs to look out for, and ways to access support.

Further support

Samaritans – Call 116 123 to speak to a Samaritan, who can offer emotional support to anyone in distress.

NHS – You can call 111 for mental health support and advice that’s not urgent.

Mind – Mental health support.

Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) – If your organisation has an EAP in place, you can also contact this helpline for support.


If you are actively suicidal now and the situation is life threatening, you can call the Emergency Services on 999.

Ref: WPW0044 this information was reviewed and updated May 2026.

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