AFSP and other leading advocacy organizations call on House of Representatives to not pass Reconciliation Bill, as Medicaid cuts would be “devastating” for mental health.

Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is an important reminder that marginalized communities deserve to feel safe and cared for. To learn more or find support, explore stories, resources, and programs through the link below.

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Join AFSP's Victor Armstrong, MSW, for a conversation on the progress and challenges since the Congressional Black Caucus Emergency Taskforce on Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health published "Ring The Alarm: The Crisis of Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health" on Thursday, July 10 from 8:30am to 2pm ET.

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AFSP has launched a new, Spanish-language website to help spread awareness of suicide prevention, and to deepen resources and support among Spanish-speaking communities.

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Watch the recording of this year’s Virtual Advocacy Forum! The broadcast includes inspiring educational sessions, featured speakers, and the Allies in Action Awards Ceremony.

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In our Living With Suicide Loss video series, Rafis Nin reflects on losing his dad to suicide, and how his Caribbean background shaped his family’s process of grief and healing.

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In a recent statement, AFSP CEO Bob Gebbia urged Congress to reconsider cuts to a critical, lifesaving service for LGBTQ+ youth.

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From the Real Stories blog: “I Will Hug You When You Get Here: Acknowledging the Loss of a Sibling at The Overnight Walk.”

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AFSP partnered with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) to train health care professionals in clinical strategies outlined in the Blueprint for Youth Suicide Prevention.

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Our latest Research Roundup.

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Suicide prevention is making headlines.

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