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Mind in North East London’s Safe Connections Suicide Prevention

Safe Connections Suicide Prevention Helpline

We are a warm and safe space to talk, explore and work through suicidal thoughts and feelings, and help you find the right directions and support that you need. 

Call us on 0300 561 0115, or email  safeconnections@mithn.org.uk and we will call you.

Further Resources:

Grief in Pieces Bereavement by Suicide Support

Grief in Pieces is part of Safe Connections, a project to help support anyone affected by suicide in the North East London boroughs of London. This service has been designed for and by people who have been bereaved by suicide, to help you navigate the healing and coping process in a safe and confidential environment.

If you’ve experienced a loss by suicide Grief in Pieces can provide you with the following help:

  • Immediate practical and emotional support in the aftermath of a recent suicide loss
  • A confidential and safe environment to share your experience with others
  • A healing group, run by a therapist and someone with lived experience of suicide loss
  • Short group sessions to help you focus on coping or on anger and difficult emotions
  • One-to-one therapy
  • Ongoing support and information about suicide loss, preparing for the inquest, how to support families and children and other relevant services.

For more information visit Have you lost a loved one to suicide? (mindchwf.org.uk)

*All services are open to Redbridge, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Hackney, Havering, Waltham Forest, Barking & Dagenham, and the City.

Contact:

Tel: 0300 561 0115

Email: safeconnections@mithn.org.uk

Website: Mind in Tower Hamlets, Newham and Redbridge

Twitter: @mindthnr

Instagram: @mindthnr

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