Suicide prevention group seeks Falkirk residents who can help

Pictured are, from left, Lara McDonald, member of the National Suicide Prevention Leadership Group; Joe FitzPatrick, Public Health Minister; and Billy Watson, Chief Executive of SAMH.Pictured are, from left, Lara McDonald, member of the National Suicide Prevention Leadership Group; Joe FitzPatrick, Public Health Minister; and Billy Watson, Chief Executive of SAMH.
Pictured are, from left, Lara McDonald, member of the National Suicide Prevention Leadership Group; Joe FitzPatrick, Public Health Minister; and Billy Watson, Chief Executive of SAMH.
People from Falkirk with lived experience of suicide are being encouraged to apply to join a new panel dedicated to preventing future tragedies.

Those who have previously attempted suicide, experienced suicidal thoughts, or lost a loved one to suicide are encouraged to apply to join the initiative.

SAMH is working on the project with the Scottish Government and partners Support in Mind, Penumbra, and Samaritans Scotland.

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The panel will aim to provide an important platform for people who have personal experiences they can share.

They will be working alongside members of the Scottish Government’s National Suicide Prevention Leadership Group.