Summit County Suicide Prevention Coalition

If you are in need of immediate assistance, please call 330-434-9144.

Every year lives are lost to suicide in our community.

The mission of the Summit County Suicide Prevention Coalition is to reduce the number of deaths by suicide in Summit County especially in the identified high-risk populations such as youth, middle-aged men (ages 25-44) and the elderly. The Coalition offers free training and consultation for community groups to raise awareness of suicide as a public health issue and to educate the public about how to recognize and respond to someone who needs help. To arrange for an educational program on suicide prevention, contact preventsuicide@admboard.org or call 330-762-3500.

The Summit County Suicide Prevention Coalition was established in December of 2005 in an effort to coordinate local resources, increase awareness of suicide as a health problem and educate the public in how to realize when someone they know is suicidal. The Coalition is made up of committed volunteers from all walks of life including professionals in the areas of health care, mental health, substance abuse, social services, clergy and education, as well as community members who want to help prevent the tragedy of suicide. Several participants have survived the loss of a loved one to suicide.

• Commonly Asked Questions
• Suicide Prevention Coalition Brochure
• Survivors Support Group Brochure
• Parents Guide to Suicide Prevention
• What to do if someone expresses thoughts of Suicide online/on social media 

Suicide Prevention Materials

• Flyer ( Full Page 8-1/2 x 11)
• Flyer (Half Page 4-1/4 x5-1/2)
• Wallet Card 

The Summit County Women's Journal articles on suicide prevention

Thanks to the Summit County Women's Journal for granting permission to reprint the Coalition articles.

Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation "Connecting for Life" Newsletter

• July 2011
• Winter 2013