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SUICIDE AWARENESS COUNCIL OF WELLINGTON-DUFFERIN

Since 1998, the Suicide Awareness Council Wellington Dufferin has provided leadership, education and advocacy within our communities. The Council's belief is that together we can make a difference in the reduction of suicidal behaviours and that we are all empowered to participate in building suicide safer communities.

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Suicide Awareness Council Wellington Dufferin

14 hours ago

Isolation is a risk for seniors who are having thoughts of suicide, as well as having few social connections and feeling like a burden. We can all play a vital role in preventing suicide by checking in often with seniors and listening when they want to talk.

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Suicide Awareness Council Wellington Dufferin

3 days ago

Factors that help protect seniors from suicide include active interests; feeling a purpose in life; good health/health practices; strong social networks and contact; and supportive family/friends can help keep seniors engaged in life and hopeful for the future.

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Suicide Awareness Council Wellington Dufferin

3 days ago

Seniors show fewer warning signs before serious suicide attempts. If seniors share plans of suicidal self-directed violence, be concerned. Ask what is going on and how they feel. Listen, take them seriously, and reach out to get them the needed help.

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Suicide Awareness Council Wellington Dufferin

4 days ago

Older age is often a time of momentous change. Seniors, people 55 years and older, and particularly men, have the highest rates of suicide in Canada comparatively. This contradicts a popular misconception that the highest rate is among the young.

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DISCLAIMER

The Suicide Awareness Council of Wellington Dufferin (SACWD) does not provide crisis intervention or counseling. Help is available. If you are feeling suicidal or are in crisis, or know someone who is, call 911 or go to your nearest hospital emergency department.

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