Suicide Support
In times of extreme emotional distress, accessing the right support can be life-saving. This page connects you with organisations that provide immediate assistance, counselling, and ongoing support for individuals facing suicidal thoughts or crises. These services are designed to offer hope, intervention, and guidance during difficult moments.
If You, a Patient, or a Family Member Needs Help:
Here are resources designed to support those struggling with suicidal thoughts or crises:
Suicide Prevention Helplines: Immediate, confidential helplines offering 24/7 support for individuals experiencing suicidal thoughts. These helplines provide emotional assistance and can connect you with local services for ongoing help.
Mental Health Crisis Teams: Local and national crisis response teams that offer urgent intervention for individuals in critical mental health situations. These teams provide in-person and over-the-phone support.
Counselling and Therapy for Suicidal Individuals: Specialist therapy services and counselling aimed at helping those experiencing suicidal thoughts or severe depression. These services work to provide coping mechanisms and emotional support during crises.
Support Groups for Suicide Survivors and Families: Peer support groups and services for individuals affected by suicide attempts or families who have lost loved ones to suicide. These groups offer a safe space for sharing experiences and finding community support.
Charities and Organisations for Suicide Prevention: National and local charities offering programmes, workshops, and resources aimed at suicide prevention. These organisations also work to raise awareness and educate the public about mental health and suicide.
Cosgarne Hall Supported Accommodation
Supported accommodation in St Austell Area, assisting with social and emotional difficulties.
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01726 61979
Counsellors Together (St Austell)
Cost effective counselling service
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Direct Gov
Public service advice page, including benefits information.
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Disability Cornwall
Provides services to empower and assist disabled people in Cornwall.
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01736 759500
Dreadnought
Provides support to children and young people aged 8 to 19 who have been victims of domestic violence.
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01209218764
Drinkaware
Helpline for those concerned about their own or others' drinking.
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0300 123 1110
Early Intervention in Psychosis Team
Provides support for those aged 14-35 experiencing a first episode of psychosis.
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0845 207 7711 (Options 1, 2, or 3)
Cornwall Works
Helps people start work, stay in work, and progress in work.
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Counselling for Social Change
Low cost counselling �9 - �20 per session
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01736 364722
Crossline - Plymouth
A registered charity offering a high-quality counselling service covering a wide range of issues.
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01752 666777 (24hr)
Cry-Sis
Offers support for families with excessively crying, sleepless, and demanding babies.
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0845 122 8669
Directory of local support services
Care and Support in Cornwall
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Dor Kemmym (Cornwall Faith Forum)
Promotes understanding and dialogue between faith communities, supports strategic working.
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Dreadnought / Aspires
Support for young people with autism, offering play, family support, work-related issues, and confidence building.
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01209 218764
Early Help Hub
A single point of contact for Early Help services for children in Cornwall.
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01872 322277