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This is the headline of a very important petition on the Government's Petition website.
Highlighting the fact that NHS mental health services are inadequate when it comes to suicide prevention, the petition calls for a law to:
Create a National Suicide Prevention Office
- Require suicide prevention plans, frameworks and training for public and private organisations
- Support statutory local suicide prevention partnerships
- Enable sharing of data on suicide deaths/attempts
- Require suicide prevention impact assessments for new legislation and policies
- Require lived experience input in developing suicide prevention plans and policies
- Establish dedicated crisis support and community support hubs
- Create provisions to tackle loneliness and social isolation
- Require the teaching of suicide prevention in schools
- Amend building regulations to 'design out' suicide risks
- Establish dedicated trauma and loss counselling
and one of the most important elements of the new law:
- Require RIDDOR reporting for suspected suicides and psychological injuries at work
You can sign this petition by clicking on the image above right.
Source: Mark Holt / Government Petitions
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Designed & Content: Mark Holt Jamie McGovern
Hosted: Unionsafety
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