QPR Suicide Prevention Training
LEARN TO SAVE A LIFE
Every September, we recognize Suicide Prevention Awareness Month—but the need for connection and action is year-round. Suicide impacts every community, every age group, and every background. The good news: hope and prevention are possible when people are equipped with the right tools.
That’s where QPR Training comes in.
WHAT IS QPR?
Just as CPR prepares you to respond to a physical health emergency, QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) prepares you to respond to someone in a mental health crisis.
These simple steps can be the difference between despair and hope, isolation and connection, life and death.
Question directly and compassionately if someone is considering suicide
Persuade them to choose life and accept help
Refer them to appropriate resources for ongoing support
Building a Culture of Care
Suicide prevention isn’t just about crisis response. It’s about creating a community where mental health is valued, struggles are not hidden, and support is always within reach. A simple question—“Are you okay?”—can open the door to hope.
By taking QPR training, you’ll join United Way and the One Hall initiative in building a safer, more compassionate community.
Take Action Today
Suicide is preventable. Every person can play a role in saving lives.
Ready to make a difference? Join One Hall’s efforts by bringing QPR training to your workplace, school, church, or community group.