Suicide Prevention India Foundation has signed a MoU with one of the six Institutes of Eminence to conduct suicide awareness workshops in 200 colleges across 40 cities. All expenses will be borne by Suicide Prevention India Foundation except for intra-city travel. A formal announcement will be made soon.
Suicide Prevention India Foundation has signed a MoU with one of the six Institutes of Eminence to conduct suicide awareness workshops in 200 colleges across 40 cities. All expenses will be borne by Suicide Prevention India Foundation except for intra-city travel. A formal announcement will be made soon.
12th June 2018
Dear Supporters,
Thank you for your love and support.
They will go a long way to attain our 2018-19 goal of to create 25,000 Gatekeepers, train 150 Master trainers, conduct 100 suicide awareness workshops, and reach 100,000 people through digital media in 2018-19.
I shall keep all of you posted with a monthly newsletter on our progress.
Regards, Nelson
Dear Supporters,
Thank you for your love and support.
They will go a long way to attain our 2018-19 goal of to create 25,000 Gatekeepers, train 150 Master trainers, conduct 100 suicide awareness workshops, and reach 100,000 people through digital media in 2018-19.
I shall keep all of you posted with a monthly newsletter on our progress.
Regards, Nelson
25th May 2018
Dear Supporters,
Suicide Prevention India Foundation gets coverage from The Logical Indian.
https://thelogicalindian.com/exclusive/suicide-prevention-foundation/ “One of the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended suicide prevention strategies is to train individuals as “Gatekeepers” who learn to recognize early warning signs of suicide, provide the necessary intervention, and help those who are suicidal to access mental health services. While there are millions of trained Gatekeepers in the USA, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, India has less than a 1000 trained Gatekeepers. SPIF is targeting training 25,000 Gatekeepers and 150 Gatekeeper instructors across India in 2018-19,” Nelson says while talking about suicide prevention.
Dear Supporters,
Suicide Prevention India Foundation gets coverage from The Logical Indian.
https://thelogicalindian.com/exclusive/suicide-prevention-foundation/ “One of the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended suicide prevention strategies is to train individuals as “Gatekeepers” who learn to recognize early warning signs of suicide, provide the necessary intervention, and help those who are suicidal to access mental health services. While there are millions of trained Gatekeepers in the USA, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, India has less than a 1000 trained Gatekeepers. SPIF is targeting training 25,000 Gatekeepers and 150 Gatekeeper instructors across India in 2018-19,” Nelson says while talking about suicide prevention.
