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Our primary focus is your safety. If you feel hopeless, suicidal, or in need of crisis care, just let your counselor know so you can work together to help you feel safer and more optimistic about your future. 

Find VA suicide prevention resources and support 

Our primary focus is your safety!  If you feel hopeless, suicidal, or in need of crisis care, just let your counselor know so you can work together to help you feel safer and more optimistic about your future.  Should you need the Veterans Crisis Line, in addition to calling them, you can also reach them via confidential chat at Veterans Crisis Line or text to 838255.  Together we work to help you stay safe and improve your world.

We provides suicide prevention services, which include:

• Counseling for individuals and families
• Referral services to local resources
• VA suicide prevention group
• Equine therapy specifically designed for suicide prevention

At the St. George Vet Center, our counselors are trained to support Veterans and service members. 

We have resources to help fight suicidal thoughts, including community resources. We also offer suicide prevention training.

Suicide prevention and awareness classes and trainings are available to anyone in the community on a group and individual basis. We network and work with multiple resources in local and state agencies to provide the best and most effective suicide awareness and prevention for Veterans and the community. For more information contact Veteran Outreach Program Specialist  Adam  at (404)257-7308 or (406)594-1411.

We provide services for those need immediate support through individual counseling, crisis intervention or referral during regular business hours. 

The Missoula Vet Center provides suicide prevention trainings at no cost to Veterans, service members, family members and the community. If you are interested in attending a suicide prevention training or are an organization that would like to host one, please call the Missoula Vet Center at 406-721-4918 for more information. 

If these symptoms lead to thoughts of death or suicide, it’s important you talk to someone right away. The Veterans Crisis Line offers free, confidential support, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

• Chat online with the Veterans Crisis Line or text 838255. 

The Veterans Crisis line is secure, free, and once again it is available 24 hours day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. This Crisis Line can also connect you with the Grand Junction Vet Center if you decide that you would like to continue with ongoing counseling services.

You can call 800-273-8255 and press 1 or text 838255.