Suicide is a tragic and preventable loss for families and communities. This website is designed to help Alaskans promote a culture that restores hope, encourages distressed people to seek help, and builds resilience and connectedness among families and communities.
Alaskans do not need to feel hopeless and suffer in silence. All of us can play a role in preventing suicide. Learn what you can do.
Alaska Statute 14.30.362 requires DEED to review and approve suicide awareness and prevention training used to satisfy this statutory requirement. Please find below the list of approved trainings, training criteria, and DEED eLearning courses.
Suicide Awareness & Prevention eLearning Courses
eLearning Classroom
Suicide Prevention Week
World Suicide Prevention Day
National Bullying Prevention Month
If you are feeling down or are looking for help for yourself or others, please talk to someone. Here are some resources:
There are some warning signs that someone is at risk for suicide. Risk is greater when these behaviors are new or increased. The risk for suicide is also greater if the following behavior(s) is linked to a painful or stressful event, loss or change.