About us
The Zero Suicide Alliance (ZSA) is a collaboration of National Health Service trusts, charities, businesses and individuals who are all committed to suicide prevention in the UK and beyond. We are an alliance of people and organisations coming together around one basic principle: Suicide is preventable
16 November 2020
ZSA launch charity to celebrate 3rd birthday!
The newly launched ZSA Foundation will build upon the work of the Zero Suicide Alliance (ZSA) with the aim of increasing resilience as the country continues to battle the detrimental impact that the pandemic may bring to people’s mental health.
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As today is the ZSA's birthday, we've got a little treat for you. If you'd like to know more about the work of the ZSA, how to become a member or supporter , or how you can help us raise funds to increase suicide awareness, watch our new video below ow.ly/pVzh50ClvaE
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To celebrate the ZSA's 3rd birthday we've launched the ZSA Foundation. This will act as an arm of the @Mersey_Care charity All funds raised will contribute to increasing psychological wellbeing and suicide awareness across the UK ow.ly/qfBr50Clubd
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Today marks 3 years since the ZSA was formed. In that time we have trained nearly 1.5 million people in suicide awareness, worked with over 800 businesses to develop positive mental health in the work place and engaged with over 2,500 ZSA supporters #HappybirthdayZSA
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We want to wish Happy Diwali to our supporters who are celebrating today. As usual celebrations have had to be altered to fit with lockdown measures we know that some people may be celebrating alone. Times will get better, Diwali reminds us that light triumphs over darkness ️
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Every 40 seconds someone takes their own life. Be prepared help someone who is struggling with suicidal thoughts. Take our Gateway Module to learn the skills to have a potentially life saving conversation. Together we can end the stigma of suicide ow.ly/eQME50ChUW3
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As a business, how are you showing your staff you care during the tough times of COVID-19? A thank you letter from the MD? A small gift? How about providing them with extra psychological support? Become a member of the ZSA today to find out howbit.ly/2IoncYQ #wellbeing
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Feeling hopeless and suicidal is one of the loneliest experiences someone can go through. Watch Ben's story to see how with the right support things can get better youtube.com/watch?v=w6RHnU…
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Day 31 - #ZSABigBrew It’s #WorldMentalHealthDay today! It's also the last day of our month of mental health awareness. Check in with a friend or loved one over a cuppa, in person or virtually! #WMHD2020
