Suicide prevention involves a range of strategies aimed at reducing the risk of suicide by addressing underlying mental health conditions, emotional distress, and social factors that contribute to suicidal thoughts or behaviors. Early identification of warning signs, such as feelings of hopelessness, withdrawal from social connections, changes in behavior, and expressing thoughts of self-harm, is crucial for timely intervention. Prevention efforts often include promoting open communication, reducing the stigma around mental health, and providing access to mental health services, including therapy, crisis hotlines, and support networks. Building strong community support systems, educating the public about mental health, and ensuring that individuals in crisis have access to immediate help, such as through 24/7 helplines or emergency services, are key components. Suicide prevention also focuses on reducing risk factors, such as substance abuse and social isolation, and enhancing protective factors like fostering strong personal relationships and resilience.