Crisis hotlines, such as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, enable people to get immediate emergency telephone counselling. One can help prevent adolescent suicide by discouraging isolation, addressing a child's depression which is correlated with suicide, getting rid of any objects that a child could use to attempt suicide, and simply paying attention to what the child does or feels. Schools are a great place to provide more education and support for suicide prevention. Since students spend the majority of their time at school, the school can be either a haven from or a source of suicidal triggers, and students' peers can heavily influence their state of mind. The school setting is an ideal environment to educate students on suicide and have support readily available. Suicide Prevention Resource Center provides professional information and resources on suicide prevention. Prevention resources for parents, guardians, social workers, teachers, school staff, peers: * Sibshops *<unk>  Mental Health First Aid * More can be found on U.S. Department of Health & Human Services website for Mental Health in Adolescent National Suicide Prevention Lifeline for<unk>  provides resources and information for teens and adolescents such as: * The Trevor Project * You Matter * StopBullying.gov * Love is Respect *Ditch the Label
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