Grand County, Colorado
Suicide Prevention and Awareness Resources
Suicide Prevention Resources
It is oftentimes when we feel alone that we discover there is a light, a beam that is available to help. We hope this list of suicide prevention resources is the light you’re looking for. From free suicide prevention resources available 24/7/365 to groups and organizations that help those grieving, our community came together to create this list to help you and your loved ones. If you’re struggling with suicide or need to talk through the loss of a loved one, use these resources to get connected today.
Suicide Prevention Resources
Chat
Text
Teens
LGBTQ+
Articles
Postvention
Training
Suicide Prevention Resources
Active Minds
Born This Way Foundation
Building Hope (Summit County)
Colorado Crisis Line
Colorado Suicide Hotline
Crisis Text Line
Facebook: Suicide Survivors Loss & Support
Grand County Financial Support
Healthy Grand County
Heartbeat – Survivors After Suicide
Hope Group
LGBT National Help Center
LGBT National Youth Talkline
Man Therapy
Mental Health First Aid Classes
Mental Health First Aid Teens
Mind Springs
My Strength
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Spanish)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Hearing Loss)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (LGBTQ+)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Youth)
REPS (Reaching Everyone Preventing Suicide; Steamboat Springs)
Colorado Department of Public Health: Suicide Loss
Colorado Department of Public Health: Suicide Prevention
The Trevor Project
Veteran Crisis Line
You Matter
Zero Suicide
Chat
Text
Using your mobile device, click on the links below to get started with text.
Colorado Crisis Line: Text TALK to 38255
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
The Trevor Project: Text START to 678678
Veteran Crisis Line: Text 838255
Teens
LGBTQ+
Articles
Mind Springs: Resources for Today’s World
A great link to resources for mental health, suicide prevention, coping with trauma and disasters, and more. Great resources for kids and family, too.
Language Matters: Why We Don’t Say “Committed Suicide”
Language matters when discussing issues of suicide; language reflects our attitudes and influences our attitudes and the attitudes of others. Words have power; words matter. The language we choose is an indicator of social injustice and has the power to shape our ideas and feelings in very insidious ways.
Postvention
Continuing Education (No/Low Cost)
- Colorado Office of Suicide Prevention
- Friends of Suicide Loss
- Friends for Survival
- Heartbeat SAS (Survivors After Suicide)
- Postvention Alliance
- Rocky Mountain MIRECC Postvention
Support
- Friends for Survival (Suicide Loss Specific)
- GRASP (Grief Compounded by Substance Abuse/Addiction Related Loss)
- GriefShare (Non-Denominational Christian)
- HopeWest Grief Support
- HopeWest Kids
- Heartbeat (Suicide Loss Specific)
- Heartbeat Grand Junction (Suicide Loss Specific)
- The Compassionate Friends (Bereaved Parents, Grandparents, and Siblings)
Reading and Research
Training
Education and Training (No/Low Cost)
- Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
- Colorado Office of Suicide Prevention
- Friends of Suicide Loss
- Friends for Survival
- Heartbeat SAS
- Living Works
- Living Work – Faith
- Postvention Alliance
- QPR Online Gatekeeper Training
- Rocky Mountain MIRECC Postvention
- Zero Suicide
Reading and Research