Certain ways of talking about suicide can reinforce stigma, sensationalise the issue or inadvertently contribute to suicide being presented as glamorous or the desired outcome. Consider these alternatives to help you talk about suicide safely and compassionately.❤️

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to give back, #volunteering with us is a chance to build new skills, meet like-minded people, and be part of a community working to prevent suicide. Find out more about volunteering with us: https://t.co/4uTsU9QtPL #VolunteerWithUs

“Engaging, encouraging and supportive” 💬 We partnered with Blesma, The Limbless Veterans, supported by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust, to equip their team with skills and confidence to have life-saving conversations. Contact us: 👉 https://t.co/m9yr1HaG95

People with epilepsy are twice as likely to die by suicide as people without epilepsy. Our Suicide Prevention Hub brings together statistics, myth-busting, warning signs, conversation starters and trusted support services. https://t.co/xZh64SwkEY #purpleday2026

When was the last time you reflected? 🤔 Small moments of reflection can support our mental health and help us notice when we might need extra support. 🧡 Access Stay Alive for resources, practical tools, and other ways you can look after yourself: https://t.co/PtA1wgDjJL

We delivered suicide prevention workshops to over 100 social workers and social care professionals at the Hampshire County Council Adults' Health and Care Social Work Conference. If your organisation wants to build confidence in suicide prevention: https://t.co/tmH00AkKUI"

Therapies offer helpful ways to cope like breathing exercises and mindfulness. A Safety Plan brings these together in one place so it’s there when you need it most. 🧡 Access our Safety Plan at https://t.co/88vKN16TzJ or download the Stay Alive app 📲 #ComplementaryTherapyWeek

Listen to our podcast to learn more about the daily challenges and advantages of being neurodivergent, how this can intersect with mental health, and the coping mechanisms our hosts use to support themselves. 🧡 Listen now: https://t.co/s3AX6d3GqJ #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek

Research shows adults with ADHD have a five times higher risk of suicide. 🧡 Our ADHD page shares guidance and resources for neurodivergent people and those supporting them. https://t.co/4oGu79KH7d #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek

Packed full of useful information and tools to help you stay safe in crisis, our Stay Alive app includes an Enhanced Safety Plan tailored for neurodivergent people.🧡 Download from Google Play, App Store, or use at https://t.co/88vKN16TzJ 🤳 #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek

1.6 billion people worldwide are neurodivergent and many face a higher risk of suicide. 🧡 Our Neurodiversity Suicide Prevention Hub is a space designed to increase understanding and better support those at risk. https://t.co/DRp0ghfb5I #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek

#MothersDay can look very different for everyone. However today looks for you, that's okay. Access the Stay Alive app for resources, practical tools, and support. https://t.co/PtA1wgDjJL If this resonates with you, leave a 🧡 in the comments so others know they’re not alone.

Our latest newsletter is out. 📧 From award recognition to powerful campaigns, record-breaking fundraising and partnerships helping bring suicide prevention into everyday spaces. Read here: https://t.co/KQHZXqZLoL

In times of crisis, being able to find the right support quickly is essential. Bypass the step of having to remember contact numbers - download Stay Alive to put life-saving support in your pocket. 💙 https://t.co/nr6p3BkI5B @GrassrootsSP

This #universitymentalhealthday, let's highlight the importance of training teachers and staff to support students who might be having thoughts of suicide. 🧡 Find out more about our life-saving training here: https://t.co/ATwsrKuwGW Retweet if these statistics surprised you.

We’re hiring! 📣 We’re now recruiting a Training Operations and Project Manager to help streamline processes, deliver key initiatives, and support our continued growth in our suicide prevention training team. 👉 Learn more and apply now: https://t.co/E4dgm7kOWn

If you know a young person who is struggling, remind them that they do not have to manage on their own - support is available.❤️ Access the Stay Alive app for resources, practical tools, and support. https://t.co/PtA1wgDjJL #YoungCarersActionDay #YoungCarers #SuicidePrevention

When public figures speak openly about suicide and men’s mental health, it helps spread the word and break the stigma. 💬 Our Men’s Suicide Prevention Hub is coming soon. 👀 Comment with the emoji from the quote that you agree with most. 🧡👍✨

It can be difficult to talk about suicide, but the words we choose matter. 🧡 Saying someone “died by suicide” instead of “committed suicide” avoids associating their death with crime, wrongdoing or sin, which can add stigma and shame. 🔗Learn more: https://t.co/xasKPmmq1m

SHARE THIS WITH A WOMAN IN YOUR LIFE 🧡 On #InternationalWomensDay, we're highlighting our Women's Suicide Prevention Hub. The hub offers crucial support for women at risk and those supporting them. https://t.co/6Lss8J6CFn #IWD2026

💛 Volunteering with us isn’t just about helping at events, it’s about building connections, spreading hope, and making a real difference in people’s lives. Gain valuable skills all while creating a positive impact in your community. 👉 https://t.co/4uTsU9QtPL