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Why Suicide Prevention Training Matters Across the Wider Workforce
By Helen Birch (Training and Education Officer) Suicide prevention cannot sit only within specialist mental health services. New Government data,
Statement from Caroline Harroe, CEO of Harmless and The Tomorrow Project
As Chief Executive Officer of Harmless and The Tomorrow Project, I am writing this with a profound mixture of grief,
World Suicide Prevention Day Offer: 20% Off Life-Saving Training
To mark World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD), The Academy at Harmless is offering 20% off selected half-day and full-day training
The Earlier You Know, The More You Can Do: Dementia, Suicide Prevention and the Power of Early Support
By Leanne Moulton (Chief Academy Officer) September brings together two important awareness campaigns: World Alzheimer’s Month and World Suicide Prevention
Choir for Hope Returns – and There’s a Space for You!
After its summer break, Harmless’ Choir for Hope has now returned, inviting people to connect, listen, sing and simply spend
Care Leavers Die Young: The Human Cost When a System Fails Them
By Caroline Harroe (Harmless CEO) Over the past year, we have repeatedly raised our concerns regarding the trajectory of SEND
The Illusion of ‘Getting Help’: When the System Becomes the Crisis – A Reflection on the Lindsay Clancy Case
By Caroline Harroe (Harmless CEO) The public conversation surrounding high-profile tragedies often follows a predictable, comfortable script: ‘Why didn’t they
Statement on the Loss of Jason Arday
A Call for Press Accountability and Structural Reform By Caroline Harroe (Harmless CEO) The loss of Jason Arday is an
International Youth Day: Supporting Young People to Feel Heard, Valued and Hopeful
By Eleanor Haggar (Clinical Support Worker) International Youth Day takes place every year on 12th August. It is a global
Finding Quiet in the Storm: World Relaxation Day
By Jack Fox (Office & Facilities Manager) When you are navigating the heavy waves of self harm recovery, suicidal thoughts,
Beyond Feeding: Why Breastfeeding Support Matters for Maternal Mental Health
By Katie Freeman (Chief Clinical Officer) World Breastfeeding Week runs between 1st—7th August. This year’s theme is Breastfeeding for a
Statement From Harmless
We are aware of the recent reports involving self harm that have been widely shared across the media and social