Promoting mental health and suicide prevention in schools and communities begins with access to the right tools, training, and knowledge. The following resources offer a range of programs designed to equip educators, staff, and community members with the skills necessary to recognize warning signs, respond effectively, and create supportive environments. From nationally recognized trainings like Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) to school-specific initiatives such as Helping Students at Risk for Suicide (HSAR) and Creating Suicide Safety in Schools (CSSS), each program provides valuable strategies to support individuals in crisis. Additional resources like TALK SAVES LIVES by the AFSP, safeTALK by LivingWorks, and the School Crisis Team Training Curriculum (CTC) further enhance the ability of schools and communities to foster suicide safety and resilience. Together, these programs empower individuals to take action and save lives.