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“Suicide can be prevented...   
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Just as suicide is not caused by a single factor, research suggests that reductions in suicide will not be prevented by any single strategy or approach. Rather, suicide prevention is best achieved by a focus across the individual, relationship, family, community, and societal-levels and across all sectors, private and public.”
– U.S. Office of the Surgeon General, National Alliance for Suicide Prevention, 2012
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Photo credits counterclockwise: Luisa Bennett, fields near Abiquiu, NM (upper left); Jacalyn Dougherty, purple asters, Santa Fe, NM; Jacalyn Dougherty, dirt road with clouds heading south off I-25 north of Las Vegas, NM; Jacalyn Dougherty, view of aspen off Hyde Park Road, Santa Fe National Forest; Jacalyn Dougherty, snowfall in Santa Fe, NM looking at the Jemez mountains; Erica Trujillo, double rainbow, North Santa Fe, NM; Jacalyn Dougherty, Native American Acoma earth-tone pot, Santa Fe, NM; Diana Lucero, balloons over the Rio Grande near Albuquerque, NM.
The mission of the New Mexico Suicide Prevention Coalition is to advocate, collaborate, educate, share resources and to plan and implement actions to reduce suicide in New Mexico.
​    Join the New Mexico Suicide Prevention Coalition:     

    [email protected] and join the statewide effort.
If you are experiencing distress or a mental health emergency contact 988.
988: The 24/7 Lifeline for Emotional, Mental, or Substance Misuse Support
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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • Mental Health Awareness Days
  • WORKGROUPS
    • COMMUNICATION / MESSAGING >
      • New Mexico Suicide Data
      • Reporting on Suicide
      • Social Media Tips
    • FAITH COMMUNITIES >
      • Faith Community Resources
      • Download Resource Guide
      • Buy Guide On Amazon
    • FIREARM VIOLENCE PREVENTION
    • FIRST RESPONDERS >
      • First Responder Resources
    • HEALTHCARE
    • LEGISLATIVE / POLICY >
      • Advocacy Resources and Tools
    • LGTBQ+
    • NATIVE AMERICAN
    • SCHOOL & YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS >
      • Youth Resources
      • Thoughts from Youth
      • Community Support
    • VETERANS >
      • Veterans Resources
  • EVENTS
    • Event Sign Ups
  • TRAININGS
  • MEETINGS
  • DOH
    • DATA Reports
    • Suicide Is Preventable Fact Sheets
    • Resource Guide
    • QPR Training
    • Proclamation - Suicide Prevention Month
  • CRISIS CARE
    • Crisis Care Resource >
      • Download Crisis Care Resource
    • After A Suicide Loss
    • Loving People Well
    • Mental Health Assessment
  • CONTACT