When you start a conversation about suicide, it’s important to do it safely. Find out more about how to have safe and thoughtful conversations about suicide and mental health.
Know It. Save It. Share It.
If you or someone you care about is having thoughts of suicide, knowing, saving and sharing 9-8-8 can make a world of difference.
How you can help
In early 2025, 9-8-8 advertising will be featured on social media, on TV, radio and many other places you will see throughout your day!
Throughout this campaign, we’re asking you to know, save and share the 9-8-8 number – and help make it easier for people to get support when they need it most.
To show your support and help reach as many people as possible, post the graphics to your social media accounts.
Download all the graphics to your device or post directly to Facebook or Twitter.
Click here to download a collection of square graphics (1080×1080)
Click here to download a collection of vertical graphics (1080×1920)
It’s OK and important to talk about suicide
When it comes to talking about suicide, it can be hard to find the words. Whether you are trying to find a way of telling someone you are struggling, or you want to ask someone you know if they’re OK, starting the conversation can seem like a daunting task.
In this campaign video, we want people to know – 9-8-8 can help. If you call or text 9-8-8, a trained responder will support you to share what you are going through.
Guidance and support
Suicide-safe language
How to use the language to help break down the stigma.
Talk to someone you’re worried about
How to talk to someone if you think they might be having thoughts of suicide.
Tell someone how you’re feeling
How to tell someone if you’re struggling.
