Hope
after Suicide
Welcome to a place of healing & remembrance.
If you have lost a loved one to suicide,
you are not alone.
Hope
after Suicide
Welcome to a place of healing & remembrance.
If you have lost a loved one to suicide,
you are not alone.
Find Support
Discover helpful resources to help you understand, cope, and begin to heal.
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Connect With Others
Join our supportive community of survivors. Find strength in sharing, comfort in connection, healing in hope.
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For New Survivors
We understand what you’re living through. Find information for the newly bereaved.
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The Urgent Need
We believe no suicide loss survivor should go without support.
Since 2008, the Alliance of Hope has been working to decrease stigma, increase understanding of the suicide loss experience, and provide direct support to survivors.
- Every 40 seconds, someones dies by suicide, leaving 6-8 loved ones grieving devastating loss.
- Approximately 45 million people have been greatly distressed by suicide, in the U.S. alone
- Every day, thousands of people seek support after suicide.
Survivor Experience
Losing a loved one to suicide can be life-altering. It is helpful to understand what you or your loved ones are experiencing. Learn about common emotions and challenges, the grief journey, and what can help.
Grief Journey
Read what survivors commonly
experience at different points.
Emotions & Challenges
Learn about the most common
aspects of suicide grief.
Beyond Surviving
Read encouraging words from
other suicide loss survivors.
Voices from our Community
In the early days, The Alliance of Hope was my lifeline. The loving support from members and the information provided helped me feel less alone in my grief. I still have ‘those days’ where I struggle and The Alliance of Hope is there to hold my hand through them. Hearing the stories, questions and comments of others is so beneficial as I continue to live with this catastrophic loss. I’m so thankful to have a place to go anytime I need comfort or information.
— Jenny Brock
Memorial Wall
As a community we come together with collective intention.
We remember those who have died by suicide, and honor one another in our shared anguish and healing journey.