Harmless and The Tomorrow Project’s forthcoming events, projects and outreach work.
Outreach & Events
Training: Menopause, Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
Friday 17th October 9.30am–1pm Online via MS Teams
Women aged 45–54 – the typical perimenopause and menopause years – have the highest suicide rates among UK women. This course will help you understand the impact of menopause on mental health, recognise both biological and psychosocial risk factors, and develop the skills to respond with sensitivity and practical support.
Training: Gypsy, Roma & Traveller: Self Harm & Suicide Prevention
Tuesday 21st October 1pm–4.30pm Online via MS Teams
Endorsed by Friends, Families & Travellers, this course offers bespoke, culturally-appropriate content for groups often marginalised from mainstream support. It builds awareness of self harm and suicide in Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities, challenges stigma and discrimination, and increases confidence to support someone in distress.
Training: Menopause, Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
Tuesday 28th October 9.30am–1pm Online via MS Teams
Women aged 45–54 – the typical perimenopause and menopause years – have the highest suicide rates among UK women. This course will help you understand the impact of menopause on mental health, recognise both biological and psychosocial risk factors, and develop the skills to respond with sensitivity and practical support.
From Harm to Hope: The 11th National Self Harm & Suicide Prevention Conference 2026
Friday 27th February 2026 9am–5pm Trent Conference Centre, Trent Vineyard, Nottingham NG7 2PX
In-Person & Online
Join Harmless – the national centre of excellence for self harm and suicide prevention – for its flagship 2026 conference. This CPD-accredited event brings together experts, leading academics and professionals from across the sector for a powerful day of evidence-based insights, practical solutions and shared experiences. Our conference theme for 2026 is The Uncomfortable Truth: Confronting Barriers to Connection in Self Harm and Suicide Prevention.