What Happens Tomorrow
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Places to find more support.

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Prevention programs

Community programs

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention · United States · Website

Explore prevention education including Talk Saves Lives, It's Real for teens, and programs for families and communities.

Educational programs, not this site's crisis response.

For: Teens, families, and communities
Official source checked November 11, 2026

Visit American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (opens an external site in a new tab)
For caring adultsPrevention programs

5 action steps to help someone having thoughts of suicide

National Institute of Mental Health · United States · Website

Practical steps for asking, listening, helping keep someone safe, connecting them with support, and following up.

For: Friends, families, and caring adults
Official source checked November 11, 2026

Visit National Institute of Mental Health (opens an external site in a new tab)

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