The Suicide Bereavement Liaison Service aims to provide practical support, information and signposting to anyone bereaved by suicide by connecting or visiting with them in a prompt manner. Anyone affected by suicide is welcome to make contact with this service for support, or to learn about what services might be available to them in their area. The Suicide Bereavement Liaison Officer can meet with bereaved individuals or families (at their request) as a group or individually. Perhaps those bereaved may have specific questions about some of the difficult practical issues following a death by suicide. They may want guidance or assistance in accessing a therapeutic service, or even just to talk with someone locally, about what has happened in some cases, there may be a specific concern about the reactions and emotions family members or the wider community, are experiencing. In any case, we welcome your call.
About This Service
The Suicide Bereavement Liaison Service is provided in various regions and is funded by the HSE National Office for Suicide Prevention. The service in each area is supported and guided by key agencies and stakeholders including the HSE, Regional Suicide Resource Officers, Pieta House Bereavement Services, an Garda Síochána and representatives from anyone in the community. Most importantly, bereaved families and individuals also participate in all aspects of the service provision and future development .
Suicide Bereavement Liaison Officer.
Dublin Southeast, Dun Laoghaire, Wicklow East. Denis Sherlock denis.sherlock@pieta.ie 085 8706 712 For 24 hour support and information, contact the 24/7 Pieta House Suicide Helpline:
Freephone 1 800 247 247
Or Text HELP to 51444 (standard message rates apply)