This #BiVisibilityDay, we’re challenging bi erasure, harmful myths and the impact these experiences can have on mental health. Read our blog on bisexuality, visibility & self-harm: harmless.org.uk/bi-visibilit... #BiVisibility #LGBTQIA

Bisexuality: Why Bi Visibility Day and Bisexual Visibility Month Are So Important - Harmless

Learn why Bi Visibility Day matters, challenge myths about bisexuality and bi erasure, and explore the links between bisexuality, self-harm and mental health.

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We’re delighted to welcome Professor Rory O’Connor (@suicideresearch) of @UofGlasgow as a plenary speaker at #HarmToHope 2027. Rory’s session is titled ‘From Understanding Risk to Strengthening Suicide Prevention’. Book now to join us on 26/2: tinyurl.com/jmvefrc8

JUST ONE WEEK LEFT TO BOOK! Join Harmless for our Celebration Event 2026 on 3 Oct at The Village Hotel, Chilwell. Enjoy an evening of celebration, entertainment, food & fundraising for vital support services. Book Now! bit.ly/4w4iyT0 #Harmless #Nottingham

G’mar chatima tova to all those observing Yom Kippur.

Our colleagues Alice and Katherine were at Derby Pride last weekend, sharing information about our services and the support we offer. It was wonderful to connect with the local community, raise awareness and help reduce stigma. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello!

Waiting for specialist support can feel incredibly difficult. Our OASIS Drop-In Support service offers a calm space for connection, practical advice and immediate support while you wait. No referral. No booking. Just support. For full details: harmless.org.uk/our-services...

Yesterday was National Suicide Memorial Day for Health & Care Workers. Clinical Manager Laura attended an event in Leicester to remember those lost to suicide, reflect on the impact, and stand alongside the healthcare community. Read her blog here: tinyurl.com/3xxjc4xp

National Suicide Memorial Day for Health & Care Workers - Harmless

Learn about National Suicide Memorial Day for Health Care Workers, remembering healthcare workers lost to suicide and supporting those affected.

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Suicide prevention is everyone’s responsibility. Training can help wider workforces recognise distress, start difficult conversations, respond safely and connect people to support. Discover why it matters in our latest blog: harmless.org.uk/why-suicide-... #SuicidePrevention

Why Suicide Prevention Training Matters Across the Wider Workforce - Harmless

Why suicide prevention training matters across the wider workforce, helping organisations build confidence to recognise distress and respond safely.

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Clinical support matters, but recovery is about more than appointments. Our Choir for Hope offers a relaxed, low-pressure space to connect, lift your spirits and feel part of a community. No auditions, expectations or clinical forms. Resumes Tues 22 Sept: bit.ly/4rDmBDj

Tom and Michelle are at The Emergency Services Show today, sharing how Harmless equips emergency services for the realities of mental health crisis response. We’re back tomorrow at stand CZ51 – come and talk to us! Find out more: harmless.org.uk/training/fir...

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We’re excited to share that Harmless are exhibiting at The Emergency Services Show 2026, taking place at NEC Birmingham tomorrow and Thursday. Come and visit us at stand CZ51 to find out more about our crucial work supporting the mental health of emergency services teams.

Life-Saving Training: 20% Off Selected Courses. Harmless gives your team the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to respond effectively to self harm and suicide crisis. CPD-accredited, research-informed and shaped by lived experience: tinyurl.com/yc58m57p

Positive energy, incredible music and a chance to support Harmless’ life-saving work. Hear from a previous guest about why our Celebration Event is so special and join us on Saturday 3rd October at the Village Hotel, Nottingham. Get your tickets now: events.humanitix.com/harmless-cel...

Changing the narrative doesn’t stop with #WSPD. If you’d like to develop your understanding of self harm and suicide prevention, join us at From Harm to Hope: The National Self Harm and Suicide Prevention Conference on 26/2/2027 in Nottingham. For tickets: events.humanitix.com/from-harm-to...

You don’t have to navigate suicidal thoughts alone. Whether you’re struggling yourself or supporting someone else, help is available. NHS 111 (Option 2) can provide urgent mental health support. In an emergency, call 999. #WSPD #SuicidePrevention

The words we use matter. Talking about suicide with compassionate, person-centred language can help reduce stigma and make it easier for people to speak openly. Changing the narrative starts with how we speak. #WSPD #SuicidePrevention #ChangeTheNarrative

You don’t need to fix someone’s pain to support them. Listen without judgement, acknowledge how they’re feeling and remind them they’re not alone. Sometimes, your presence, attention and willingness to listen can make all the difference. #WSPD #SuicidePrevention

You don’t need the perfect words to start a conversation. If you’re worried about someone, ask how they’re doing. And if you’re concerned about suicide, ask directly. You won’t put the idea into their head. You may create space to talk and find support. #WSPD #SuicidePrevention

This #WorldSuicidePreventionDay we’re talking about changing the narrative around suicide. You don’t need all the answers to show someone you’re there, but we’ll be sharing some of our specialist knowledge throughout the day to help you in those conversations. #WSPD2026

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People in suicidal crisis need specialist support. PAPYRUS entering administration is a damning indictment of attitudes to mental health. We call on @10DowningStreet @DHSCgovuk to act to protect suicide prevention services. bit.ly/4h0bU9P #Papyrus #SuicidePrevention

Statement from Caroline Harroe, CEO of Harmless and The Tomorrow Project - Harmless

Harmless responds to Papyrus entering administration and calls for urgent action to protect suicide prevention services.

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Due to unforeseen circumstances, our Choir for Hope session scheduled for this afternoon has been CANCELLED. We will next be meeting on Tuesday 22nd September. For full details: harmless.org.uk/our-services...

Choir for Hope - Harmless

Join our Choir for Hope – a supportive community singing group promoting mental health, wellbeing and recovery in a safe, inclusive space.

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World Suicide Prevention Day: 20% off selected training from The Academy at Harmless. Build confidence and practical skills to recognise distress, start conversations and respond when someone may be struggling. bit.ly/4cs0jPn #WSPD2026 #SuicidePrevention

World Suicide Prevention Day Offer: 20% Off Life-Saving Training - Harmless

Mark World Suicide Prevention Day with 20% off selected suicide prevention training from The Academy at Harmless. Book by 30 September 2026.

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Therapy matters, but recovery is more than appointments. Our Choir for Hope is a relaxed, low-pressure space to be human, connect and lift your spirits. No auditions, expectations or forms. The Choir resumes this Tuesday (8/9). For full details: bit.ly/4rDmBDj

Want to make a real difference? Harmless is hiring for three roles: • Chief Business Officer • Fundraising & Events Officer • Clinical Support Worker Join our compassionate, values-led team supporting people affected by self-harm and suicide. Apply: bit.ly/4zWLTR6

What if knowing sooner could change what happens next? Early recognition and support can open up opportunities to reduce suicide risk for people affected by dementia. Our Chief Academy Officer Leanne discusses why acting early matters. 👇 harmless.org.uk/the-earlier-...

The Earlier You Know, The More You Can Do: Dementia, Suicide Prevention and the Power of Early Support - Harmless

How early support helps with dementia and suicide prevention, giving individuals, families and professionals the opportunity to recognise risk and take action.

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Waiting for mental health support can feel daunting. Our Choir for Hope is an open door while you wait: no assessments, queues or pressure. Just a warm room, hot drink, good people & clinicians if you need them. Resumes Tues 8 Sept. For full details: bit.ly/4rDmBDj

Huge thanks from everyone at Harmless and The Tomorrow Project to our guests, delegates and especially our brilliant chair, Simran, for making #SBConference2026 such an inspiring, insightful and thought-provoking day. We hope to see you again soon. #SuicideBereavement