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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.
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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.