Press Releases
New Partnership for CASP & CSPCN
Forests of Hope – New Program
2022 World Suicide Prevention Day
CASP declares November as Month for People Impacted by Suicide Loss
2020 International Day of People Impacted by Suicide Loss
WSPD 2020 – Webinar Sessions
WSPD 2016 – Record Breaking 100,000 Ribbons Distributed
Statements
CASP Issues Statement About MAiD for Mental Illness
Statement on Recent MAiD Developments
Statement on proposed 3-digit suicide prevention hotline
In The News
2021-2022 CASP Priorities
Promoting Hope and Resiliency is Central to Suicide Prevention
COVID-19 Pandemic
Considerations for Online Support Groups
Media Guidelines
News stories, articles, social media and dramatic presentations on the subject of suicide have come under question in the last few years. The concern has been that such presentations may have stimulated some persons to attempt suicide. There is confusion about how the subject of suicide should be treated to minimize this danger.
CASP has created a set of guidelines to help assist in responsible and safe reporting about suicide-related content.

Stories
All StoriesPartner Resources
Supporting Children and Youth to Grieve After Suicide Loss
This guide is designed to help parents, guardians, and caregivers of children and youth
The Promoting Life Together Collaborative
Sharing the Story of the Promoting Life Together Collaborative
Together to Live
This is a guide to preventing suicide in your community. The guide will walk you through creating a community suicide prevention plan.