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Concerns as new data shows rising levels of suicide among university students

By Alison Kershaw25th June 2018Education & Training

Concerns have been raised about suicide among university students as new figures show rates are higher than they were a decade ago. Data released for the first time by the

Campaign aims to address mental health trauma among Grenfell community

By Jack Hardy20th June 2018News England

A suicide awareness drive is being launched in the Grenfell Tower neighbourhood amid mounting concern about the disaster’s psychological fallout. Kensington and Chelsea Council is spearheading the Ok Not To

New study suggests suicide risk greater for patients with specific cancers

By Ella Pickover20th June 2018News England

Some cancer patients are at significantly increased risk of suicide following their diagnosis, a new study suggests. While the risk of suicide was elevated among all people diagnosed with cancer,

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

By Mohammed Al-Mosaiwi, University of Reading19th June 2018Engage

From the way you move and sleep, to how you interact with people around you, depression changes just about everything. It is even noticeable in the way you speak and

William opens UK’s first non-hospital or clinic-based therapy centre for vulnerable men

By Pat Hurst19th June 2018News England

The Duke of Cambridge has met the mother of a young man who took his own life as he opened the UK’s first centre outside of a clinic or hospital

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

By Iain MacDonald29th May 2018News Scotland

The Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) and the Suicidal Behaviour Research Lab (University of Glasgow) have today announced a PhD scholarship which will deliver ground-breaking research focusing specifically on

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

By Hayden Smith16th May 2018News England

The chief inspector of prisons has voiced fears that inmates may have taken their own lives because they could no longer face life at a violent and drug-ridden jail. Peter

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide

By Ella Pickover16th May 2018News England

The parts of England worst affected by suicide are to be given a funding boost to enhance local prevention services, officials have announced. Money is to be provided for new

Soap storyline prompts ‘busiest day ever’ for suicide prevention helpline

By Ryan Hooper11th May 2018News England

A suicide prevention charity helpline experienced its “busiest day ever” after troubled Coronation Street character Aidan Connor killed himself, prompting a flood of requests for help from young people. Papyrus,

Warning over students mental health amid continuing increase in suicide rates

By Ellie Cullen11th May 2018Education & Training

University students with mental health problems are in danger of “slipping through the gaps” when at their most vulnerable, a report has warned, amid a continuing increase in the number

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Concerns as new data shows rising levels of suicide among university students

Campaign aims to address mental health trauma among Grenfell community

New study suggests suicide risk greater for patients with specific cancers

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

William opens UK’s first non-hospital or clinic-based therapy centre for vulnerable men

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide

Soap storyline prompts ‘busiest day ever’ for suicide prevention helpline

Warning over students mental health amid continuing increase in suicide rates

Waspi women criticise ‘bizarre and unjustified’ ruling out of compensation

Sara Sharif’s father and stepmother branded ‘executioners’ as pair are jailed for life

Letby legal team seeks fresh bid to challenge convictions of child serial killer

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Tag: Suicide Prevention

Concerns as new data shows rising levels of suicide among university students

Campaign aims to address mental health trauma among Grenfell community

New study suggests suicide risk greater for patients with specific cancers

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

William opens UK’s first non-hospital or clinic-based therapy centre for vulnerable men

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide

Soap storyline prompts ‘busiest day ever’ for suicide prevention helpline

Warning over students mental health amid continuing increase in suicide rates