National Aboriginal youth suicide prevention

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The NAYSPS goal is to develop a national approach to Aboriginal youth suicide prevention that will increase protective (preventive) factors such as resiliency and reduce the risk factor associated with suicide.

• Increasing awareness and understanding of Aboriginal youth suicide precention
• Strengthening key protective factors such as a strong sense of indentity, meaning and purpose and resilience
• Strengthening and facilitating collaborative approaches and linkages within and across governments, agencies and organizations
• Developing and implementing locally-driven suicide prevention plans in the First Nation community
• Improving and increasing crisis reponse efforts to intervene more effectively in preventing suicide and suicide clusters following a suicide-related crisis in the First Nation community
• Enhancing knowledge development regarding what is known about what works in preventing Aboriginal youth suicicde.

The NAYSPS program is funded by FNIH (First Nation Inuit Health) on a yearly basis and is dependent upon available funding. 

Suicide Prevention
Phone: 204-676-3912 ext 234     Cell: 431-230-389

The NAYSPS goal is to develop a national approach to Aboriginal youth suicide prevention that will increase protective (preventive) factors such as resiliency and reduce the risk factor associated with suicide.

• Increasing awareness and understanding of Aboriginal youth suicide precention
• Strengthening key protective factors such as a strong sense of indentity, meaning and purpose and resilience
• Strengthening and facilitating collaborative approaches and linkages within and across governments, agencies and organizations
• Developing and implementing locally-driven suicide prevention plans in the First Nation community
• Improving and increasing crisis reponse efforts to intervene more effectively in preventing suicide and suicide clusters following a suicide-related crisis in the First Nation community
• Enhancing knowledge development regarding what is known about what works in preventing Aboriginal youth suicicde.

The NAYSPS program is funded by FNIH (First Nation Inuit Health) on a yearly basis and is dependent upon available funding. 

Suicide Prevention
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