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TVFD 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

If you are concerned about your or a loved one's safety or need emergency medical services, call 9-1-1.

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CALL 911.

Suicide is preventable and help is available!

In 2021, there were 142 suicide deaths among Vermont residents. This is the highest number and rate of suicide deaths recorded in Vermont.

Suicide impacts the whole community. Vermont’s intentional self-harm and death by suicide rates are significantly higher than the United States' rate. Suicide is also a major public health issue nationally.

Everyone has a role in saving lives and creating healthy and strong individuals, families, and communities. Know the risk factors, recognize the warning signs, and reach out to get help before and during a crisis.

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