10/09/2026
Every September 10, World Su***de Prevention Day unites us to break the stigma around mental health and reinforce the truth that su***de can be prevented. You matter. You are not alone. π€
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Every September 10, World Su***de Prevention Day unites us to break the stigma around mental health and reinforce the truth that su***de can be prevented.
Under the triennial theme, βChanging the Narrative on Su***de,β we are challenged to shift from a culture of silence to one of open dialogue, empathy, and support. Rewriting this narrative means confronting deep-seated myths, recognizing subtle signs, and actively listening without judgment. In an era where mental health challenges continue to rise, dismantling barriers to care and ensuring that asking for help is viewed as a sign of strength is essential to saving lives.
The UST Nursing Central Board of Students STAND Department and the UST Red Cross Youth Council - Nursing Unit stand united with this global cause. As future healthcare professionals, we remain dedicated to advancing mental health education, facilitating safe spaces for discussion, and cultivating a community where support is accessible, care is compassionate, and no one ever has to struggle in silence.
You matter. You are not alone. π€
National Center for Mental Health's (NCMH) 24/7 Crisis Hotlines
1553 (Luzon-wide landline toll-free)
0917-899-8727 / 0966-351-4518 for GLOBE/T subscribers
0908-639-2672 for SMART/SUN/TNT subscribers.
HOPELINE Philippines
2919 (toll-free hotline)
0917 558-HOPE (4673) for GLOBE/TM subscribers
0918 873-HOPE (4673) for SMART subscribers
(02) 8804-HOPE (4673) for PLDT subscribers.
Call In Touch Crisis Line
0917-800-1123, 0922-893-8944 and 02-8893-7603
Pubmat by Czarina Toquero and Alyssa Ulang
Caption by Dianne Masangcay
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