Suicide prevention
Follow Up Project
Information about the Colorado Follow Up Project, which provides free telephonic caring contacts for patients discharging from the Emergency Department
Funding opportunities
Current funding and grant opportunities
Gun Safety and suicide
Resources for licensed firearms dealers, ranges, and safety instructors.
Injury and violence data and epidemiology
Data resources, general injury reports, and data on suicide, adult falls, prescription drug abuse, motor vehicle, child fatality and abuse, marijuana, sexual violence, and infant safe sleep.
Local Partner Counties
Priority public health initiatives, data resources, and current grantees.
Resources for after a suicide attempt or suicidal experience
Resources and materials for Survivors of Suicide Attempts and Suicidal Experiences and their supporters.
Resources for after a suicide loss
Resources and materials for Suicide Loss Survivors, including individuals, families, communities, schools, workplaces, and organizations.
Resources for emergency departments and suicidal patients
Print materials, tools and training opportunities for emergency departments and mental health centers working to prevent suicide.
Resources for primary care providers
Print materials and training opportunities for primary care providers working to prevent suicide.
Resources for Public Health
Resources for public health professionals and policymakers regarding suicide prevention.
Resources for youth and young adult suicide prevention
Resources and materials supporting suicide prevention for young people in Colorado.
Spiritual Communities Suicide Prevention Resource List
The Spiritual Communities Workgroup has organized these resources within prevention, intervention, and postvention.
Suicides in Colorado: Data tool for Colorado communities
Interactive data visualization dashboard utilizing Colorado Violent Death Reporting System Data. Guide for using the data dashboard.
Suicide Prevention Commission
Created in 2014 to serve as the interface between public and private sectors in establishing statewide suicide prevention priorities that are data-driven and evidence-based.
The Colorado Office of Policy, Research and Regulatory Reform is currently conducting a sunset review of the Suicide Prevention Commission as described in section 2-3-1203 of the Colorado Revised Statutes. Analysis is performed to determine if the advisory council is necessary and should be continued or repealed. To provide input on this review, please visit COPRRR.
Training
Information about training and other educational opportunities hosted by the Office of Suicide Prevention.
Zero Suicide Colorado
Access tools and resources to help your health system implement dedicated quality improvement initiatives to provide responsive care.
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