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Urgent help

Call 999 if you or someone you know needs urgent assistance for a life-threatening emergency (mental or physical health).

Call Samaritans (116 123) Text EYUP 24/7 (85258) More urgent support contacts

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Real stories of hope and support

Learn about Rotherham residents’ individual experiences with suicide and how they found help.

Watch David’s Story
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Explore key support

Find clear, practical guidance — whether you want to recognise the signs or learn how to help someone.

  • People looking out for one another in the community

    Every life lost to suicide is a tragedy

    Suicide has a devastating impact on friends, family and the wider community. Nobody should feel that suicide is the only answer.

    Knowing the signs someone might show can help you step in sooner and could save a life.

    Recognise the signs
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    Suicide prevention training

    Talking about suicide reduces stigma and helps people ask for support. In around 30 minutes, you can learn how to help someone who may be at risk.

    Take the free training from the Zero Suicide Alliance.

    Start free training

Health and Wellbeing

Looking after your health and wellbeing is important as it impacts all aspects of your life.

Get urgent help and support

If you or someone you know needs professional help and support, there is a range of local organisations that can help.

Find local and national support

Stay Alive App

A UK suicide-prevention resource from Grassroots Suicide Prevention — packed with tools and information to help you stay safe in a crisis, or support someone else. Use it if you’re having thoughts of suicide or you’re concerned about someone.

App Store Google Play Web app Find out about the Stay Alive app