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Communities Addressing Suicide Together (CAST) Program
Home » Communities Addressing Suicide Together (CAST) Program
CAST is an initiative of the Canadian Mental Health Association Nova Scotia [CMHA NS] Division.
The CAST Program works with communities across Nova Scotia to build and strengthen their capacity to address suicide through education, training, awareness and resource sharing.
The CAST Program is working with Nova Scotians to build suicide-safer communities in the province.
The CAST program has an extensive resource hub where you can find information on suicide loss, suicide attempts, prevention, intervention, post-vention, safe messaging, risk factors, warning signs and more.
About CAST
CAST provides evidence-based suicide prevention training, education and resources to Nova Scotia communities.
CAST Resource HUB
We’ve complied a comprehensive list of programs and resources available to you locally, nationally and internationally. Help is here.
