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Suicide: Northern Ireland
who receive support from friends and family, and who are connected or directed to early intervention services, are less likely to act on suicidal impulses than those isolated from sources of care and support.11 2. Mental health need in Northern Ireland The strong link between suicide and mental illness is well established.12 Mental ill
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