Suicide prevention support for adults

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Andy's Man Club

Andy’s Man Club offers peer to peer support for men, where men can speak openly about their mental health in a judgment free, non-clinical, confidential environment. In Barnet, Andy’s Man Club meets in-person every Monday evening at 7pm (except on bank holidays) at The Meritage Centre, Church End, London NW4 4JT. Online meetings are also available.

Andy's Man Club
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Barnet Wellbeing Hub

Barnet Wellbeing Hub provides a flexible, holistic, person-centred approach focusing on your individual needs and wellbeing. The Hub is the single referral pathway for you to access services and activities in the community to improve your wellbeing.

Barnet Wellbeing Hub
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Good Thinking

Good Thinking is a London-wide NHS Digital Wellbeing Service designed to support low level mental health needs. It offers a digital self-assessment test followed by a range of personalised, clinically approved, digital and local interventions based on your preferences and location.

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Digital support - Stay Alive app

This suicide prevention app helps you or friends and family to stay safe. Features include resources designed to help anyone in crisis, a safety plan for a crisis and a life box where you can store images and videos that are important to you.

Stay Alive app
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Samaritans

Samaritans offer a safe place for you to talk any time you like, in your own way – about whatever’s getting to you. You can contact then by telephone, email, online chat or by a self help app. Support any time, day or night,

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James's Place

James's Place supports men who are experiencing a suicidal crisis.

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Crisis support

If you’re in crisis, immediate help is available. Visit NHS 111 online or dial 111 and select option 2 for urgent mental health support.

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Help for suicidal thoughts

Visit the NHS website for support and advice to help manage suicidal thoughts.

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