Saturday, 04 February 2012
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SUICIDE OUTREACH SUPPORT PERSON IS AVAILABLE TO HELP YOU
'When it happened, we were plunged into a world of fear and uncertainty. We didn't know what to do, everyone was in a total daze. We were all just frightened, we had no answers for what had happened.' (friend of suicide victim) In the County Meath region, a number of trained individuals are available to offer confidential and practical support to families and friends who have experienced a death by suicide. the SUICIDE OUTREACH SUPPORT PERSON, at the request of the family, can call to the home or meet at a location appointed by the family. The outreach worker can provide information and practical support concerning the following areas: - the funeral
- the inquest
- entitlements
- what to say to the children
- how to deal with the neighbours
- help you to clarify your personal grief
- connect you to other support services in your area
- provide information on suicide and attempted suicide
- be there, as a friend, for you
CONTACT The County Meath 'LIVING LINKS' Support Co-Ordinator at 046 9021407 Monday to Friday 10am-1pm.
CONSOLE (Bereaved by Suicide Foundation) 1800 201 890 also offers help and support to those bereaved by Suicide.
AWARE also offers help and counselling 1890 303 202
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