International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP)

Explore the mandate of this IASP task force dedicated to improving the international collaboration necessary to reduce suicides and to promoting the scientific understanding of suicidal behaviors in Defense and Police Personnel.

Read this guide developed in an effort to help Air Force mental health staff navigate one of the most difficult and complex aspects of clinical practice: suicidal behavior.

Offers information and tools to members of the Air Force community (Suicide Prevention Program Managers, commanders, gatekeepers, IDS members, etc.) in their efforts to help reduce Air Force suicides.

Offers a suicide prevention guide in the Department of Defence. Learn what tools and resources are available.

One of the key components of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Mental Health Strategy is the Suicide Prevention Programme (SPP). This program is comprised of four levels of Suicide Prevention Training offered within Defence. Browse for details.

Browse to find internal and external help services in this directory prepared by the British Army.

Learn about the Reserves' Mental Health Programme where Reservists, both TA and Regular Reserves, who have returned from operations since 1 January 2003 qualify for enhanced support for mental health problems.

The Army Welfare Service has three main tasks: Community Support, Personal Support and HIVE information services. Learn about Chaplaincy Support.

Learn about suicide prevention in the Canadian Forces. See statistics offered and intervention provided.

Offers a suicide prevention guide relating to what to do if personnel are suspected of being suicidal.

Official Web site of the U.S. Department of Defense Deployment Health Clinical Center offers this resource. See the Table of Contents.

Mission is to "improve readiness through the development and enhancement of the Army Suicide Prevention Program policies designed to minimize suicide behavior; thereby preserving mission effectiveness through individual readiness for Soldiers, their Families, and Department of the Army civilians."

Delivers tools and resources for U.S. Navy personnel. See warning signs or view the "Suicide Prevention Program Check List."

Clinics across the UK offer specialist help to veterans suffering from mental health problems. The challenge is reaching those who need it.

The purpose of this program is to "provide training and response to suicidal behavior with an emphasis on awareness and prevention."

Become familiar with this resource that includes "Suicide Risk Assessment" and "How to recognize when to ask for help Signs, Myths and Realities guides."