Free Stuff!
Who doesn’t love free stuff?! In this section you will find Caring About Lives (CAL) cards, a poster that you can hang up in your school, and an information booklet that can be downloaded and printed. PDF format requires the free Adobe Reader. PUB format requires Microsoft Publisher.

Bookmark
Two young women, in partnership with the Maine Youth Action Network, created this bookmark in 2006. Its purpose is to help other young people by providing the Statewide Crisis Hotline number, helpful web sites, and other important information about suicide prevention on a multi-purpose bookmark. Bulk quantities are available by calling the Information and Resource Center - see below.

Safe Zone poster
Displaying this poster at your school helps everyone know that they are safe. For additional resources, go to the Resource Sheets for Professionals.
For Safe Zone Training contact: University of Southern Maine,
Center for Sexualities and Gender Diversity and Safe Zone Project, P.O. Box 9300 Portland, ME 04104-9300, (207) 780-5767 or www.usm.maine.edu/glbtqa

Caring About Lives (CAL) cards are a great resource that can be downloaded for free. The Foxcroft Academy Suicide Prevention Project Team 2003 created the CAL Cards. The CAL Cards provide information about possible warning signs of suicide, what you can do if someone hands you the card, and a blank space for you to write in resources in your area.

The Prevention Poster is a poster that was created by students at Bonney Eagle Middle School. The poster lists some warning signs of suicide and where to get help. There's even a blank spot for you to add information specific to your school!

The Maine Youth Suicide Information Booklet is a booklet full of information about suicide and suicide prevention. You can find facts about suicide including risk and protective factors, how to respond to suicidal behavior, and information about accessing mental health resources.
These and other materials are also available FREE from the Information Resource Center. Call or email: 1-800-499-0027 / TTY 1-800-606-0215 osa.ircosa@maine.gov