Members

The Suicide Prevention and Intervention Network (SPIN) is a network and forum that works towards suicide reduction and prevention in the Thames Valley.

Sunflowers Suicide Support provides individuals that have been bereaved by suicide practical and professional support. 

SOBS offer support services for adults over 18, including local support groups, that have been bereaved or affected by suicide.

SCDA supports community-based projects that work to address the needs of those most vulnerable in the community, across East Sussex.

The Ted Senior Foundation was set up in loving memory of Ted by his close friends and family after he very sadly took his own life in 2018. The Ted Senior Foundation works to prevent suicide through tackling stigma and championing good mental health. They work to support both local and national suicide prevention and mental health organisations and events and have recently launched the ‘Ted’s Friends’ initiative.

Thames Valley has a well-established Suicide Prevention and Intervention Network, work to provide postvention support and work on the Real-Time Suicide Surveillance System.

The Beside Project work to support those that have lost a loved one to suicide. They offer emotional and practical support to people aged 16+, whether you are a family member, next of kin or loved one.

The Compassionate Friends is an organisation led by bereaved parents, siblings and grandparents who are dedicated to the support and care of other bereaved family members who have suffered the death of a child.

The Delicate Mind is an award-winning C.I.C supporting racialised and working-class communities across Birmingham. They deliver mental health workshops across sectors and regions, deliver open access lectures and talks, create public policy research, carry out social advocacy and aid with public health oversight.  Initially, their target was purely the Muslim diaspora given both Co-founders’ backgrounds however over time there has been an evolution in working with all racialised communities and a focus on critically examining the structural inequalities in society that lead to poor mental health.

The James Wentworth-Stanley Memorial fund was set up in James’ loving memory. They work to help raise awareness of mental health issues and suicide amongst young people, as well as run James’ Place.

The Kaleidoscope Plus Group works to provide suicide bereavement support services to individuals across Warwickshire and the Black Country.

The Laura Centre offers a range of free therapeutic support for anyone that has lost a child of any age, as well as children up to age 24 who have lost a parent, carer or other significant adults in their life.

The Matthew Elvidge Trust was set up in loving memory of Matthew. The Trust aims to increase awareness and support surrounding the importance of good mental health through their support or organisation that work within the mental health and suicide prevention and bereavement field.

The MindEd Trust work focuses on the prevention of mental illness in young people as well as early intervention strategies for those experiencing trauma. The Trust provides funding and support for mental health awareness and education.

Touched by a Suicide works to support individuals and families bereaved by suicide in the Telford and Shropshire areas.

The Victim Support Bereaved by Suicide Service works to support individuals and families bereaved by suicide in the Berkshire area. The service is free and confidential and can help with specialist emotional and practical support for anyone seeking information or signposting

The We Mind & Kelly Matters Support after Suicide service offers an extensive range of support from telephone, virtual video and face to face. They offer practical and emotional support through 1:1 counselling, family support and Northamptonshire’s first SOBS groups.

West Yorkshire & Harrogate Suicide Bereavement Service works to provide practical and emotional support to people who have been bereaved or affected by a suicide bereavement.

Winston’s Wish work to support bereaved children, young people, their families, and the professionals who support them.

The Zero Suicide Alliance is a collaboration of individuals, businesses, services and national trusts who are all committed to preventing suicide in the UK and wider.