Connecting for Life, Ireland's National Strategy to Reduce Suicide 2015-2020, outlines how all of us - working together - can help to reduce suicide in Ireland. The development of the strategy in 2014 involved significant targeted engagement with the stakeholders and organisations listed below, who all provided varied levels of guidance throughout the process;
- 3Ts
- Acquired Brain Injury Ireland
- Alcohol Action Ireland
- All Hallows College
- Aware
- Ballaghaderreen Mental Health
- Association
- Ballinasloe Day Hospital
- Ballyfermot/Chapelizod Partnership
- Local Employment Service
- BeLonG To
- Be Well
- Bodywhys
- Bray Area Partnership
- Bully Prevention Network Midlands
- Castlebar Counselling and Therapy Centre
- Church of the Immaculate Conception, Clonakilty, Co. Cork
- Clondalkin Travellers Development Group
- College of Psychiatrists of Ireland
- Console
- Cork Counselling Services
- Crisis Pregnancy Programme
- D10 Be Well Forum
- Day by Day support services OLAGOLA
- DEPAUL Ireland
- Donal Walsh #LiveLife Foundation
- Dual Diagnosis Ireland
- EMT Carlow/Kilkenny Mental Health Services
- Exchange House
- Family Centre, Castlebar
- Family Therapy Association
- Galway Diocesan Youth Service
- Galway Mayo Institute of Technology
- Gay and Lesbian Equality Network
- Graffiti Theatre Company
- Greenwich and Bexley Community Hospice, London
- GROW
- Headstrong
- Health Research Board
- Hope House Addiction Treatment Centre
- Inform Psychological Services
- Institute of Guidance Counsellors
- Insight Counselling
- Institute of Technology, Carlow
- Irish Association of Creative Arts Therapists
- Irish Association of Relationship Mentors
- Irish Association of Suicidology
- Irish College of General Practitioners
- Irish Creamery and Milk Suppliers Association
- Irish Farmers Association
- Irish Institute of Naturopathic Medicine
- Irish Medical Organisation
- Irish Rural Link
- Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
- Irish Water Safety
- Johnstown Therapy Centre
- Limerick Institute of Technology
- Louth Child and Adolescence Mental Health Service Team
- Mayo Dialectical Behavior Therapy Service
- Foróige
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- Meath Primary Healthcare Project for Travellers
- Men’s Health Forum in Ireland
- Men’s Human Rights Ireland
- Men’s Sheds Association of Ireland
- Mental Health Ireland
- Mental Health Reform
- Mind Your Mind
- Mojo programme – South Dublin
- County Partnership
- Mymind
- National Centre for Guidance in Education
- National Social Inclusion Office
- National Suicide Research Foundation
- National University of Ireland, Galway
- National Youth Council of Ireland
- NINA for Life Suicide Awareness
- Nurture
- O’Shea’s Funeral Home Ltd
- Pavee Point
- Pieta House
- Positive Mental Health
- Positive Performance Consulting
- Preparing For Life North Side Partnership
- Psychiatric Nurses Association
- Public Health Agency
- Raidió Teilifís Éireann
- Rehab Group
- Roscommon LEADER Partnership
- Samaritans
- Save our Sons and Daughters
- Shine Online
- Shine, Headline, See Change
- Simon Communities of Ireland
- SouthWest Counselling Service
- St Canices Church, Finglas
- St Patrick’s Mental Health Service
- St Vincent’s University Hospital
- Suicide and Survivors of Clerical Sexual Abuse
- Suicide or Survive
- Tabor Lodge, Cork
- The Gaiety School of Acting
- The Men’s Development Network
- Today FM
- Touched by Suicide Group
- Transgender Equality Network Ireland
- Traveller Counselling Service
- Trinity College Dublin
- Tuam Family Services
- Turn 2 Me
- Union of Students in Ireland
- University College Dublin
- University of Limerick
- Uturn/Anti-suicide, Wexford
- Westport Family Resource Centre
- Wicklow Primary Health Care Project
- Young Social Innovators
- Youth Work Ireland
- Youthreach, Knocknaheeny, Cork
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