SUICIDE PREVENTION WEEK

September 5 - 11, 2021

Coping with stress, trauma, and mental health conditions such as depression can be a daunting task, and possibly one of the more challenging health issues affecting society. Experiences such as abuse, violence, bullying, and sexual violence are prime examples of the types of traumas that can lead someone to commit suicide, which is a growing cause of concern for mental health. If you’re like one of the millions of Americans who have or are battling thoughts of suicide, just know that there are resources out there to help you. More importantly, know that you are not alone in your fight.

If you are having serious thoughts about suicide, it is important to seek help immediately by contacting 911 or contacting the suicide hotline numbers below:

Guam 24-hour Crisis Hotline 671-647-8833

CNMI 24-hour Crisis Hotline 670-664-LIFE (671-664-5433) or 670-664-LIVE (671-664-5483)           

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)