Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
GASP: Suicide prevention in Ghana
GASP is Ghana’s suicide-prevention association, offering a helpline, support guidance, training, research, and advocacy.
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- People in Ghana facing suicide-related distress and their supporters
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- Its five-part program combines a free helpline with research, advocacy, responder training, and safer-media work.
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The page traces GASP to a 30 March 2017 founding by a cross-sector group that included mental-health professionals, teachers, police, journalists, faith leaders, students, and people with lived experience. Its five listed work areas are crisis support, research, advocacy, training, and media partnerships; the homepage also gives survey figures for students and notes Ghana’s 2023 decriminalisation of attempted suicide.
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