17/09/2026
💚Suicide and mental health struggles affect people differently depending on their circumstances and needs. The importance of checking in on those around you is invaluable, as we can never truly know someone’s internal struggle. This ***depreventionmonth take a moment to check in on:
💚Grieving Caregivers – Those who are grieving the su***de of someone they care for.
💚Those Living in Isolation – People living in social isolation face a significantly higher risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviours.
💚Life Changing Injury Survivors – Things like a brain or spinal injury can inhibit someone’s independence, personal relationships or more, which may lead to depression or su***de.
💚Caregivers With no Support – Those caring for loved ones often struggle to make time for themselves, deal with overwhelm and burnout, which can be isolating.
💚Those With Complex Needs – Daily challenges are often amplified by conditions like autism or ADHD, making people living with them at higher risk of depression and su***de.
💚Elderly Loved Ones - Adults aged 75 and older, especially men, have one of the highest rates of su***de compared to other age groups.
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