Support After a Suicide

You Are Not Alone

Losing someone to suicide is devastating. It can bring overwhelming emotions, unanswered questions, and deep grief. Our organizations offer support to help individuals, families, and communities navigate this difficult time with care and compassion.

What This Support Includes

Our suicide grief and loss services may include:

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Experienced counsellors who understand suicide loss
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Information about suicide loss
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Help understanding trauma responses
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Guidance for families, friends, and caregivers
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Referrals to additional resources

Who This Support Is For

Support is available for:

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Family members
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Friends
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Co-workers
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Caregivers
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Witnesses or community members affected by suicide

Whether the loss was recent or years ago, compassionate support is available.

How to Access Support

Services are offered in multiple locations. You can connect directly with an agency or request counselling online.

If You Need Immediate Help

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911.

If you're struggling with suicidal thoughts, contact your local crisis line or 988 (Suicide Crisis Helpline).

FAQ (Suicide Grief & Loss)

  • Is support available even if I wasn’t a family member?

    Yes. Anyone affected by a suicide can receive support.

  • How soon after a loss can I access support?

    Services are available at any time — weeks, months, or years later.

  • Are there group programs?

    Many agencies offer group support options. Availability varies by location.