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Check-in with Pride aims to foster a more inclusive and compassionate environment, and better support our LGBTQ+ friends, family, work mates, neighbours and chosen families. Together we can normalise conversations about mental health and wellbeing, and in doing so support more people who are struggling.
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Self-harm is a sign of serious distress and has been identified as a key risk factor for suicide and it is important that we gather experiences and information to design suitable supports and services.
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Alcohol and other substance use play complex roles in suicidal behaviour among young people. Gaining a better understanding of these impacts can help services better support young people, according to experts at the University of Birmingham.
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New Office for National Statistics (ONS) data backs early University of Manchester study indicating the first national lockdown did not trigger a rise in suicide rates.
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A men’s mental fitness initiative run by the charity Rugby League Cares is having a profound impact on the lives of men and their families across West Yorkshire.
