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We built this library for Atlanta. Every resource on this page is freely available, whether you ever give a dollar or not — because reaching out for help should never depend on what is in your bank account.
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What are you going through?
Each topic includes plain-language information, warning signs, and a directory of Atlanta and national resources.
“Asking does not plant the idea — it opens a door and shows you care.”
Worried about someone?
How to help someone in crisis.
You do not need to be an expert. These five steps, drawn from suicide prevention best practice, are enough to make a real difference.
It is okay to ask: "Are you thinking about suicide?" Asking does not plant the idea, it opens a door and shows you care.
Know the signs
Know the warning signs.
Knowledge saves lives. If you notice these signs in yourself or someone else, treat them as a reason to reach out — not to wait.
See crisis resources- Talking about wanting to die, or feeling like a burden to others
- Feeling hopeless, trapped, or in unbearable emotional pain
- Looking for a way to end one’s life
- Withdrawing, isolating, or saying goodbye to people
- Giving away possessions or putting affairs in order
- Extreme mood swings, rage, or sudden calm after a dark period
- Increased use of alcohol or drugs
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