Suicide Prevention Grant Application Form

Suicide is a devastating event.  It is an individual tragedy, a life-altering crisis for those bereaved and a traumatic event for people within communities and services. In North Somerset there are an average of 20 suicides a year, but the number of attempts is much higher, with estimates suggesting that for every death a further 20 people will have attempted suicide.  This Grant is funded by Public Health in North Somerset Council.  We recognise that to tackle suicide rates you need to invest in early intervention and prevention and promote positive mental health and wellbeing.  This grant has been set up as a recognition of the important role that the voluntary and community sector can play in this area of work. 

You can apply for the Suicide Prevention Grant by using our easy-to-use online application form. You don't need to complete the application questionnaire in one go. You can answer part of the application questionnaire now, and come back later to complete it. Your answers are saved as draft until you choose to formally submit them. At the end of the questionnaire your response is automatically emailed to Helen Yeo, the Commissioning manager.

Please read the Suicide Prevention Grant Guidelines before completing your application. 

Complete online application form

Timeline

  • Opened
    24 Oct 2018 at 12:00
  • Closed
    26 Nov 2018 at 12:00
  • Response Published
    21 Dec 2018

Details

Organisational Information

Job role or team to contact for questions Helen Yeo
Job title Advanced Health Improvement (Healthy Communities)
Contact Email helen.yeo@n-somerset.gov.uk
Contact Telephone 01275 885 154

Project Information

Aim of this consultation Suicide Prevention Grant Application Form
Close Date 26 Nov 2018 12:00
Consultation Topic
  • Communities: including local partnerships, neighbourhoods, equalities, crime and anti-social behaviour
  • Children, young people and families: including fostering, transition to adult social services, youth justice
  • Policy: including new or changed council policies, strategies or regulations on any topic
Context for this consultation Info here