• . VA's Suicide Prevention Program

  Information about VA’s suicide prevention resources and support for Veterans and their loved ones, including the confidential Veterans Crisis Line, Veterans chat, and educational materials.

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• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

  A free 24-hour hotline and support website to connect people to nearby crisis counselors.

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• National Suicide Prevention Resource Center

  Support, guidance, and resources to enhance the nation’s mental health infrastructure and the National Strategy for Suicide Prevention.

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• American Association of Suicidology

Research, education, and training for scientific study and development of resources for suicidal Americans

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• VA’s Mental Health Program

Provides guidance to wellness services and counseling available for Veterans, their families, and their communities.

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• National Center for PTSD

  A hub for research and education on PTSD in Veterans, focused on promoting, understanding, and science.

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• Defense Centers of Excellence

  Oversees programs for psychological health of Veterans, including prevention, treatment, outreach, rehabilitation, and reintegration.

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• National Resource Directory

  An online resource

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• Wounded Warrior Project

  An organization dedicated to the well being and adjustment of wounded warriors in America, focused on raising awareness, helping injured Service members, and empowering a generation of Veterans.

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• NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness

  A grassroots mental health advocacy group with extensive educational materials, programs, and support for individuals and families affected by mental illness.

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• Mental Health America

  Promotes mental health and recovery from mental illness through education, research, and advocacy, with an emphasis on achieving one’s full potential and social inclusion.

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• AfterDeployment.org

  Health and wellness e-libraries, workshops, and online assessments on a number of Veterans’ issues including PTSD, depression, anger, stress, alcohol and drugs, work adjustment, families, and stigma.

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• Air Force

  Provides guidance and advocacy for Air Force Veterans at risk for suicide and aims to reduce the rate of active duty Air Force suicides.

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• Army

  Information on the Army’s effort to reduce suicide and minimize suicidal behavior among soldiers and their families, and to improve individual readiness among Service members.

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• Coast Guard

  Manages the suicide prevention program and the various services and resources offered to Service members of the Coast Guard.

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• Marines

  Provides information, support, and education for Marine Corps members and their loved ones who may be at risk for suicide.

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• Navy

  Committed to preventing suicide and increasing wellness among Navy Service members and their families through outreach, education, and mental-health advocacy.

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• National Guard

  Aims to prevent suicide among members with a focus on resiliency and reintegration, explored in a six-part video series.

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• Air National Guard

  Provides support and companionship to eliminate Warfighter suicide through human outreach and education.

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• Army Reserve

  Builds relationships between soldiers and their communities to eliminate isolation and hopelessness that can lead to thoughts of suicide.

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• Navy Reserve

  Offers resources and support for Navy members and their families in order to prevent and reduce suicide and emotional distress.

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