Suicide Prevention

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

For 100 years, social workers have been there to walk alongside Veterans as they journey toward better health and wellness.

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

VA Research published new findings on cancer screenings for Veterans, improving rural VA hospitals and info on a suicide prevention program.

Vets4Warriors and WAV are giving away 250 free Key into Care packages to help prevent Veteran gun suicide through safer firearm storage and peer support.

A new guide provides Veterans and their families with a plain language suicide prevention risk tips for spotting life stressors and finding practical support.

A resource for families, friends and fellow Veterans support to suicide prevention by helping transitioning Veterans build connection and purpose after service.

VA Research recently published new findings on lung cancer survival rates, using AI for health apps, and a brain-computer interface.

Strengthening Veteran transitions through community connections and VA partnerships helps reduce suicide among service members and improve outcomes.

You can play an important role in a Veteran's life by helping them with a suicide prevention safety plan.

It's not easy, but starting a suicide prevention talk with a loved one may help to save a Veteran’s life.

This post's information helps Veterans and their loved ones understand how secure storage of firearms and medications decrease suicide risk.