On Tuesday 19 May, a new toolkit to support adults at risk of self-harm or suicide will be launched atThe University of Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery, as part of a free and interactive event open to all.
Jay’s Personalised Safety Planning Toolkit, co-designed by researchers, people with lived experience, and healthcare professionals, is an evidence-based, practical guide that offers a more personalised approach to safety planning within health and care settings, offering meaningful support to help save more lives. The Safety Planning Toolkit can be used by:
Individuals themselves
Families, friends, and wider support networks
Health and social care professionals
The launch event is open to anyone with an interest in safety planning for self-harm and suicide prevention, including practitioners from across health and social care, as well as individuals who may use safety planning themselves, along with family, friends and other support people.
Registered address:
Patient Safety Learning, China Works SB203, 100 Black Prince Road Vauxhall, London, SE1 7SJ
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