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To support family members or friends who are struggling to cope when a loved one attempted or completed suicide To raise awareness of the issues surrounding suicide To reduce the stigma attached to suicide To assist in reducing suicides by signposting people to organisations who help their loved one / friend To provide a safe space to talk about loved ones To improve the mental health of people effected by the loss of a loved one or friend The charity provides a safe space for people who have been bereaved by suicide to talk about their loss either in a group setting or 121. The charity provides 121 supports for people who are supporting a person with suicidal ideations. The charity supports people with mild to moderate poor mental ill health. All our support services are provided in a way that works best for the client, telephone support, text support, email support and counselling support.