Hope, help, healing.
Welcome to the National Suicide Prevention Network, where we support hope, help, and healing. We are dedicated to raising awareness and providing resources for suicide prevention. Join us in making a difference and supporting those in need. Together, we can change and save lives.
Our mission
At the National Suicide Prevention Network, our mission is to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health and connect individuals to crisis and ongoing care resources. We are dedicated to fostering a community of support and understanding.
About us
The National Suicide Prevention Network is a nonprofit organization, 501(c)3, headquartered in Tennessee, dedicated to preventing suicide through education, training, research, connection to life-changing and life-saving resources, and ongoing support. We believe that every life is valuable and that suicide is preventable with the appropriate intervention, treatment, and support.
Issue of suicide.
Across the United States, the most recent data finds over 49,000 Americans die by suicide each year.
Suicide affects all populations.
Method.
Firearms are the most common method used in suicides. Firearms were used in more than 50% of suicides in 2023.
Age.
People ages 85 and older had the highest rates of suicide in 2023.
Sex.
The suicide rate among males in 2023 was approximately four times higher than the rate among females. Males make up 50% of the population but nearly 80% of suicides.
Race/ethnicity.
The racial/ethnic groups with the highest rates in 2023 were non-Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native people and non-Hispanic White people.
Inspiring stories
Read stories of hope and resilience from individuals who have overcome challenges and focused on reasons for living. Their experiences can inspire and encourage others facing similar struggles.
"The National Suicide Prevention Network provided me with the support I needed during a difficult time. I am forever grateful for their compassion and dedication."
Sarah M.
"Thanks to NSPN, I found the courage to seek help. NSPN let me know there were resources available and people cared."
David L.
"The educational resources provided by the network helped me understand mental health better and support my loved ones."
Emily C.
Contact us
Location
Old Hickory, Tennessee