Our Vision
Cheshire and Merseyside is a region where suicides are eliminated, where people do not consider suicide as a solution to the difficulties they face. A region that supports people at a time of personal crisis and builds individual and community resilience for improved lives.
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Cheshire & Merseyside is a Suicide-Safer Community
In July 2020 Cheshire & Merseyside was officially awarded Suicide-Safer Community status by Living Works, a world leader in suicide prevention and training.
This award is symbolic of the fantastic leadership and hard work of colleagues and partners from across Cheshire & Merseyside over the last five years, implementing the NO MORE Suicide Strategy together.
We would like to thank the Cheshire & Merseyside Suicide Prevention Network Partnership Board and Operational Group for their contributions.
If you would like to discuss how you can help achieve Zero Suicide across Cheshire & Merseyside email us here. For more information about Champs visit our website.
Latest News
- Tackling men’s mental health in WarringtonWarrington is tackling stigma and building momentum in the town to help men talk about mental health and connect with others through local men’s projects.
- Suicide Prevention and Self-Harm Lived Experience Network launches in C&MA new initiative has launched in Cheshire & Merseyside which aims to give local people with experience of self-harm and/or suicide the opportunity to share their views and contribute to ongoing suicide prevention work in the region. The Lived Experience Network (LEN) offers an opportunity for those people who have been through these difficulties to […]
- Suicide prevention charity applauds courageous kidsMinister Says Early Intervention Is Vital Children are showing remarkable courage and resilience under lockdown, according to a national suicide prevention charity. New figures for 2020 show many under 18s who were struggling with thoughts of suicide found the strength to contact the confidential helpline run by PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide.