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World Suicide Prevention Day – 10th September

World Suicide Prevention Day – 10th September

by Alena Meo -
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Creating Hope Through Action  

Connect to Life - Suicide prevention is teamwork.

PRACTICE ALMA  

Ask and offer hope: Are you okay? Become someone who cares enough to ask the other if she/he is okay. 

Listen willingly and accept feelings expressed: Listen to understand. Do not judge. Seek explanations to allow the person to open up to you. 

Motivate to take action, become available: Offer your support and motivate them to manage the situation. Connect them to FNU counsellors or any other available professionals/resources who could help them. 

Ask again, get involved: Follow up and ask again and stay connected. Be supportive, caring, and most importantly, let the person know that she/he is not alone.

 

Contact National Suicide Help Line: TOLL-FREE LIFELINE – 1543 

Other Mental Health Support Providers:

  1. Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre – Ph: 331 3300   || 920 9470
  2. Empower Pacific (Toll-Free) -  5626
  3. Domestic Violence Helpline (Toll-Free) – 1560
  4. Medical Services Pacific (MSP) – 991 0894
  5. Ministry of Health Stress Management Ward (CWMH) – Ph: 331 3444  ||  Lautoka -  Ph: 6660399   ||   Labasa – Ph: 881 1444

 Help is Available – Talk to us or refer someone today.

 Further Information Contact:

  1. Kantha Mani (Natabua Campus)       Mobile: 891 0854            Email: counsellor-km@fnu.ac.fj
  2. Varsha Naidu (Nasinu Campus)         Mobile: 896 0857            Email: counsellor-vn@fnu.ac.fj
  3. Jessica Singh  (Namaka Campus)                                              Email: jessica.singh@fnu.ac.fj
  4. Taraivini Tavakaturaga (North Campus)                                     Email: taraivini.tavakaturaga@fnu.ac.fj

 

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