Approved Lifeline materials, responsible reporting guidance, public awareness graphics, videos, quick facts, media monitoring, data highlights, and selected reference links for journalists, partners, researchers, students, and advocates.
Lifeline is a volunteer-driven charity organisation that befriends the despairing and suicidal through a confidential, anonymous and toll-free listening service. Media coverage should reflect that Lifeline’s work is made possible through trained volunteers, community support, donations, and public awareness.
When referring to the organisation, please use Lifeline. Avoid outdated or informal variations of the name.
If your story discusses suicide, despair, crisis, or mental health distress, include help-seeking information.
This page keeps resources in one place without adding more items to the main website menu.
Guidance for reporting on suicide safely, accurately and without sensationalism.
Observe how mental health, suicide prevention and crisis support are discussed in local media.
Downloadable public awareness graphics for Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Public awareness videos and links to Lifeline’s online video channel.
Quick facts, public data, parliamentary reports, care directories and mental health links.
Use the FindCareTT map to locate Regional Health Authority facilities and public health services.
Suicide is a public health issue. Media coverage can either increase harm or encourage persons in distress to seek support. Use safe, factual and hopeful reporting.
The World Health Organization provides a resource for media professionals on responsible reporting of suicide.
Recent local media stories related to mental health, suicide prevention, crisis support, trauma, bullying, domestic violence and other social stressors.
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Lifeline provides confidential emotional support for persons experiencing despair,
loneliness or suicidal thoughts.
Share Lifeline videos and follow Lifeline online to support public education, volunteer awareness, suicide prevention, and help-seeking messages.
This section supports journalists, students, researchers, partners and advocates who want wider context on mental health and suicide prevention. Public data should be used carefully, without sensationalising suicide, identifying individuals, or presenting distress as entertainment.
View Lifeline’s public statistics and service-related information. This should be used to understand Lifeline’s work and the need for volunteer-driven emotional support.
View Our StatisticsUse data to inform understanding, not to sensationalise deaths. Avoid case-level details, speculation, identifying information, and unnecessary references to method or location.
Read Reporting GuidanceJoint Select Committee report on the discrimination faced by persons with mental illness and the ability to access quality mental health care.
View Parliamentary ReportJoint Select Committee report on mental health and wellness services and facilities in Trinidad and Tobago.
View Parliamentary ReportFindCareTT provides information on care services, support options, helplines and related health resources in Trinidad and Tobago.
Visit FindCareTTA public directory of helplines and support contacts that may be useful for persons seeking assistance or for media including help-seeking information.
View HelplinesA reference page for Regional Health Authorities and public health service information in Trinidad and Tobago.
View Regional Health AuthoritiesA digital mental health and protection hub for children, young people, and the adults who support them, developed with regional partners.
Visit Young Caribbean MindsA regional alliance of national psychological associations promoting psychology and the professional status of psychologists in the Caribbean.
Visit CANPAThe professional organisation representing psychologists in Trinidad and Tobago, supporting the advancement and diffusion of psychology.
Visit TTAPInternational guidance for media professionals reporting on suicide responsibly and safely.
View WHO ResourceA downloadable one-page warning signs graphic for public awareness, education and safe sharing.
Download Warning SignsA public-facing guide to Lifeline’s volunteer journey, principles, practices, confidentiality promise, Friends Track, Listener Track, and volunteer expectations.
Download Volunteer GuideLearn more about Lifeline’s approach to confidentiality, emotional support, Caller self-determination, volunteer conduct, and safe service delivery.
View Principles and PracticesLifeline provides confidential emotional support. Some persons may also need professional, medical, social, or community-based support. This FindCareTT map can help members of the public locate public health facilities across Trinidad and Tobago.
This FindCareTT resource helps you explore public health facilities through Trinidad and Tobago’s Regional Health Authorities.
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Lifeline materials may be shared for public awareness, education and community support. Please keep messages accurate, hopeful and safe.
Use the calendar to plan safe, hopeful and timely public education around mental health, wellbeing, suicide prevention, volunteering and related observances.
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Social Media Graphics
These campaign materials may be shared to support public awareness, volunteer recruitment, help-seeking and suicide prevention. Please do not alter Lifeline’s helpline information, logo or safety messages.
Why Become a Volunteer Campaign
This campaign helps potential volunteers identify synergies with Lifeline. Lifeline is volunteer-driven and depends on people who are willing to contribute to mental health awareness and suicide prevention.
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What are the Suicide Warning Signs? Campaign
This campaign helps people recognise common warning signs and encourages early support. It should be shared with care, hope and a reminder that support is available.
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Tough Times Campaign
This campaign highlights difficult moments and encourages people facing challenges to reach out for support, regardless of the stage of life they are in.
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