Transcription of 2021 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report
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2021 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report
2021 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual REPORTO ffice of Mental Health and Suicide PreventionSeptember 20212 Table of Contents1 Introduction 3 Suicide Among Adults and Among Veterans, 2001 2019 4 Suicide Deaths by Count/Number 4 Suicide Average Per Day 5 Suicide Rates 5 Summary 8 Lethal Means Involved in Suicide Deaths 8 COVID-19: Monitoring of VHA Suicide -Related Indicators 9 Key Findings 9 Select Figures 10 Anchors of Hope 12 Next Steps 13 Suicide Prevention (SP ) 13 Now Initiative 14 PREVENTS 15988/Veterans Crisis Line (VCL) 15 Commander John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act of 2019 ( 116-171) 15 Veterans Comprehensive Prevention , Access to Care, and Treatment Act of 2020 ( 116-214) 16 Veterans Benefit Administration (VBA) 16 Domestic Policy Council (DPC) 16 Conclusion 171 The data analyses in this Report are conducted by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ 2021 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report shows the overall Veteran suicide count and rate decreased in 2019 from 2018 and from 2017. The data within the report is notable because: • It provides information from 2001 through 2019, while recent prior reports included data from 2005 forward.
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