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• - A look at what schools can do to help prevent suicide and what they can do after one has occurred.
  
• - Five things to think about and help for getting resources greater than the pain.
  
• - Site dedicated to helping kids and teens that are being abused, or runaways, or those thinking about running away or suicide. Site also includes emergency phone numbers, and helpful links.
  
• - Provided by the American Psychiatric Association.
  
• - This is a site for teens and young adults who are suffering from depression, suicidal thoughts and self injury. Get advice or come support others.
  
• - Help is available for teens who experience depression and thoughts of suicide. Preventing suicide and surviving it.
  
• - Explains depression and other risk factors that can create temporary or long-term feelings that death is the answer.
  
• - San Pedro, California site with information furnished by Los Angeles Unified School District Student Health and Human Services Division.
  
• - This is a place to seek professional help for those who are contemplating suicide, know someone who is, or is a survivor of a suicide victim.
  
• - Depression and loneliness cause thousands of youth who appear to be happy to scream silently in the deepest emotional pain. The YRSPP aims to help.
  
• - Offers suicide prevention information and articles.
  
• - Help for suicidal teens, including links to other help sites.
  
• - Dealing with the thoughts and pain that lead to suicide, by one who's been there.
  
• - Dedicated to reducing youth suicide and suicidal behaviors in Washington State. Promotes youth voice, youth-generated media messages, peer advocacy.
  
• - A resource guide on the prevention of suicide.
  
• - Early warning signs, coping, getting help, what to do, what NOT to do, etc.
  
• - Resources and information on teen suicide, depression, personality disorders and other issues affecting teens and their families.
  
• - Some things you should know about preventing teen suicide, provided by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
  
• - Radical help for those suffering from depression or considering suicide
  
• - A powerful and moving musical drama and crisis program aimed at student, professional, family and community audiences with the goal of diminishing suicide statistics.
  
• - Provides information about youth suicide and provides free educational material for teachers / youth workers. JFI now has programs in 36 states and three foreign countries.
  
• - A resource with referrals to thousands of suicide helplines worldwide. Includes information about how to help someone who is suicidal and the warning signs of suicide.
  
• - How school staff and students can detect and intervene to prevent suicide.
  
• - An epidemic of the 90's. Warning sign, advice and other information.
  
• - Focuses on prevention and includes danger signs and help with teenage depression.
  
• - Contains personal and helpful information about suicide, depression, bipolar disorder, and mental illness.
  
  

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