Good Practice in Suicide Prevention Online Resource Hub
This pilot project is linked to the national collaborative for the prevention of suicides, One Voice, One Hope.
One Voice, One Hope (OVOH) is a national collaborative for suicide prevention being developed by a diverse group of grassroots and larger charity leaders, NHS professionals, consultants, campaigners, academics and importantly, those with lived experience of mental ill-health and suicide.
We would like to invite you to consider submitting information about a suicide prevention initiative that you are involved with or know about, which might be included in a new and developing national online resource hub to evidence ‘good practice’ and ’emerging good practice’ relating to the prevention of suicides across all four nations within the United Kingdom.
Guided by charities like the Hub of Hope, it is widely recognised that although there are an increasing number of online signposting resources for the general public, nothing exists at a national level to enable professionals, third sector organisations, and lived experience individuals seeking to make a difference, to be able to identify examples of good practice in preventing suicides – often such examples are available only within geographic or sector-specific partnership silos.
One Voice, One Hope has a vision to remove the siloed approach to preventing deaths by suicide. We recognise that only through wider collaboration will we finally start to see the number of deaths by suicide move on a downward trend toward zero.
Pilot project for September 10th-October 10th 2025
We will be undertaking a pilot project, from World Suicide Prevention Day (Sept 10th) until World Mental Health Day (Oct 10th) to assess how well the process works and how easily users find they are able to provide examples of good practice. We will also be assessing the quality of information being presented for consideration to be entered onto the national online resource hub to ensure examples align with the protocols developed by the One Voice, One Hope core group, under the guidance of The Jordan Legacy.
For now, the pilot project will use simple Google Forms and data collection sheets so that information can then be easily transferred to the digital platform which is being built to provide an accessible resource for all those wanting to access and input examples of good practice and emerging good practice to prevent suicides in the UK.
How to contribute to the national OVOH Good Practice Hub
At first glance, the information below may be overwhelming. We have tried to provide clear and detailed guidance to help understand the level of detail required for any example of ‘good practice’ to be included in the hub. To be of value, emphasis must be placed on good, qualitative data being collated and added.
Please complete the following steps:
1.Please read the guidance below, ‘OVOH Collating Good Practice Protocol v2’ document.
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Open in new tab 2.Referring to the protocol guidance, complete the OVOH Good Practice Submission Form (hosted on Google Forms), which can be accessed via this link https://forms.gle/kJyfKrptRgSyVgXb6
[Note – Google Forms should autosave your entry so you don’t have to complete it in one go; you can return (via the Google Forms app) and make amendments until submission]
Important notes
Please note, this is a pilot project being run by volunteers. We will aim to respond to any submissions within 10 days or as close to as possible.
This online resource hub will differ from the publicly accessible Hub of Hope and is not a signposting or helpline service.
The vision for the One Voice, One Hope online resource hub is to enable those operating in the suicide prevention space to be able to share their projects or other’s, where there is evidence those initiatives are making a practical contribution to saving lives and reducing deaths by suicide. In turn, others can access these examples to help provide and ideas to support their own suicide prevention initiatives.
One Voice, One Hope is a collaborative of volunteer suicide prevention advocates, with extensive experience, currently facilitated by The Jordan Legacy CIC.