Please Stay.
Uniting for a strategy to prevent youth suicide and to help youths STAY hopeful.
Public Consultation
The G's Mental Health Taskforce is inviting views on their recommendations. Your views are important - Click here.
Suicide is the leading cause of death for those aged 10-29.
For each suicide, there are more than 20 suicide attempts.
We need a national strategy led by a dedicated agency for greater effectiveness.
Every life is precious. Let us act now to save lives.
A dedication to young people lost to suicide
Presented by Academie of STARS
Urgent Help
Call 1767
(SOS)
If you're in distress,
talk to someone now or go to the nearest Hospital Emergency Service.
Help for Youths
Help is available.
Some are free of charge.
You can remain anonymous. Look for one which suits you.
- a chat service
Grief Support
If you have suffered a loss, seek companions to help you find strength and courage.
Editorial
How does a parent 'move on' after losing their kid to suicide? (Mothership, Apr 2021)
More at Resources
Commentary
Making mental health more affordable by Anthea Ong (Oct 2020)
Report
LIVE LIFE - WHO Implementation guide to suicide prevention in countries
Video
Healing Hearts - a support group in Singapore dedicated to mothers who have lost their children to suicide (Our Better World)
Quick Links
More Reads
Talk Responsibly about Suicide
Books with relevant themes on suicide
Suicide Prevention Organisations
About Youth
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