In Connecticut, schools play a critical role in preventing youth suicide—and you don’t have to do it alone. This page brings together guidance, toolkits and practical supports for educators, staff, and parents.
Get Help 24/7
For students, staff, or families needing urgent support.
Prevention & School Policy Guidance
Resources for administrators and school leaders to develop prevention policies and strategies.
Screening, Risk Assessment & Tools
Tools to identify students at risk and guide early intervention.
Student-Facing Programs / Curriculum / Peer Support
Programs and campaigns for student engagement and awareness.
Teacher, Staff & Administrator Resources
Guidance for school personnel to support students effectively.
Evidence-Based Guides & Toolkits
Nationally recognized, research-backed prevention resources.
Parent / Caregiver Support
Resources to help families support children and adolescents.
- Parents to Parents: After Your Child’s Suicide Attempt – Guidance and peer support.
- Talking Points for Parents – How to discuss suicide and mental health with youth.
- Children and Mental Health: Is This Just a Stage? – Understanding typical vs. concerning behaviors.
- Postpartum Support International – Support for parents’ mental health.