Vermont
Suicide prevention training and collaboration across Vermont
If you are interested in suicide prevention trainings, community network meetings, or technical assistance opportunities anywhere in Vermont, tell us what matters to you. We will keep you up to date as opportunities are scheduled.
What is available
Opportunities across the state
Offerings vary through the year. Indicating interest below means you hear about the ones you care about as they are scheduled.
Skills training
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), Question Persuade Refer (QPR), and school focused options such as Mental Health First Aid, delivered for staff, volunteers, and community members.
Community network meetings
Regional gatherings where prevention partners meet the people they will need to call, share what is working locally, and surface gaps that no single organization can see alone.
Statewide coalition
The statewide body coordinating suicide prevention strategy across sectors, including the work of implementing the state suicide prevention plan.
Postvention
Support and practice for communities responding after a suicide death, where the response itself shapes the risk carried by everyone connected to that loss.
Lived experience training
Sessions led by and centered on people with lived experience of suicidality and loss, which consistently changes how a room understands the work.
Technical assistance office hours
Open sessions to bring a specific problem, whether it concerns program design, data, coalition dynamics, or a grant deadline that is closing in.
Interest form
Tell us what you are interested in
This takes about two minutes. Only your name and email are required, and everything else helps us send you fewer, more relevant messages.
Working on prevention outside Vermont
The same coalition building, technical assistance, and training work travels. Tell us what your state or county is trying to move.

