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After a Suicide: Recommendations for Religious Services and Other Public Memorial Observances

What to do next

Check the After a Suicide: Recommendations for Religious Services and Other Public Memorial Observances website for current services, hours, and eligibility.

Source: Suicide Prevention Resources for Survivors of Suicide Loss (2017-05)Last checked: Jul 17, 2026View source

About this program

Guidance for community and faith leaders planning memorials and supporting survivors.

Service area: Statewide

Who this serves & eligibility

Other requirements: People affected by suicide loss, supporters, or professionals as described by the resource.
How to access: Visit website
From a community directory, not yet independently verified — last checked Jul 17, 2026. Always call ahead to confirm.
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Alliance of Hope for Suicide Survivors

Information sheets, a blog, and a moderated online community forum for survivors of suicide loss.

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American Association of Suicidology (AAS)

Suicide-prevention, intervention, survivor support, clinician resources, and support-group directories.

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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP)

Survivor information, stories, support-group directory, facilitator training, outreach, and remembrance events.

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Friends for Survival

Monthly newsletter, suicide-loss helpline, and survivor-support program guidance.

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9 a.m.-9 p.m., seven days a week