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Secure storage of firearms and medications puts time and distance between a Veteran and lethal means during a crisis.

VA suicide prevention support can reach every Veteran: rural, unenrolled, or those reaching out for the first time.

The Veterans Crisis Line offers support for any level of distress or everyday challenges, not only suicide crises.

VA recently joined the Face the Fight Coalition with shared goal of significantly reducing Veteran suicide by 2032.

Get support beyond the crisis call. Learn how SPCs help Veterans stay connected, find resources and navigate care with ongoing, compassionate follow-up.

In 2025, VA’s Office of Suicide Prevention shared resources, practical guidance, and insights for Veterans.

After loss and injury, an Army Veteran found healing through VA digital health tools, helping him rediscover purpose and strength.

A Veteran experienced loss and then sought help to overcome his sorrow while improving his mental health.

You don’t have to hit rock bottom to reach out. Veterans can find relief by exploring VA tools and resources designed for you, anytime and for any reason.

Peer support connects Veterans with Veterans who’ve been there—offering understanding, guidance, and hope through shared experience.

Checking in with Veterans, especially those who seem fine, can allow you to help connect them with support if they need it.

Seven new suicide prevention programs help Veterans connect with support through technology and community-based approaches.