For any queries, you can text us at the below number:

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Center for Suicide Awareness

Our Mission

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to preventing suicide through proactive education, training, emotional support, collaboration, and intervention.

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Every donation, helps support our mental health and suicide prevention and awareness efforts! 

The HOPELINE™

AN EMOTIONAL SUPPORT TEXT LINE.

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Created by the Center for Suicide Awareness, is a text-in (versus voice call-in) free service for help and hope.

Free, confidential, 24/7, 365 with trained crisis counselors.

Volunteer With Us

Our volunteers play a key role in delivering our message that Suicide is preventable and help and hope is available. The more hands lighten the load!

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EMERGENCY HELP​

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If you or someone you know are in crisis and need immediate help, call 911 immediately.

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Cellphone users Text HOPELINE™ to 741741, 24-hours a day, every day. For free emotional help.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline available at 988, 24 hours a day, every day. You may call for yourself or someone you care about, and all calls are confidential.

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Local Resources For Those Struggling

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Center for Suicide Awareness partnering with Medical College of Wisconsin

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Wisconsin's HOPELINE™ Text Service Will Continue to Help Those in Crisis

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Testimonials

"I believe I have been with the Center for Suicide Awareness for the past ten years helping in whatever I could do to make known to the public that the Center is here to give support to those lost a loved one to suicide. Having the experience of wanting to end my life because I no longer could bear the pain of depression. By the grace of God I did not complete my route to suicide. I was fortunate that my brain chemistry slowly began to stablize and was helped by a police sergeant who had experience with mental illnesses and helped me back to my family. Because of this experience, I have been able to help families what may have been happening in their loved ones' lives that caused them to consider suicide."

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-G.P.S.

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