A LIFE Worth Living: Young People’s Suicide Prevention- Sunderland

This training session is for those working with, living with, or supporting young people (11 – 18 year olds) across the City of Sunderland.

Aims: Both nationally and regionally we are challenged with preventing suicide. By training our community we can tackle the stigma associated with suicide and reach many more people and their families. This half day training course focuses upon a community approach to suicide prevention and intervention.

Objectives:

• Offer support and information to people who are experiencing suicidal thoughts.
• Support local people to identify ‘a life worth living’ and equip workers and volunteers with the confidence, skills and knowledge they need to offer support and information to a potentially suicidal person.
• Provide them with knowledge to signpost to local services and access the relevant pathway of support
• Reduce suicides

Upon completion of the training workshop delegates will have developed competencies in the areas of skills, knowledge and attitudes associated with suicide prevention.

There are many myths about suicide, get the facts ……attend the training.

Due to the subject of this training it is not recommended for those who have recently been bereaved and for some who may be experiencing suicidal thoughts.

This training is funded by Sunderland City Council and places are limited to those working/volunteering and/or residing in City of Sunderland.

Please note that there will be a £50.00 charge for any non-attendance, non completion of the full course, or not having cancelled your space within 7 days from the date of required attendance.

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