RIPPLE: The digital suicide crisis intervention tool

MASH Network • April 15, 2026
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source : RIPPLE Suicide Prevention

published : 15 April 2026


Ripple is an innovative digital crisis intervention tool designed to ensure more help and support is provided to individuals conducting searches related to self-harm or suicide. 

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Ripple's focus is on proactive intervention, bridging the gap between individuals in crisis and the help they require.

How to talk about suicide

This is free guide, built with leading experts, to make talking about suicide easier.

Click here >

By installing Ripple on your device, or supporting our mission, you become a part of a movement dedicated to saving lives and promoting a brighter, better-informed conversation around mental health. The installation will discreetly intercept flagged search terms and signposting to free, 24/7 mental health support.


Read the full details here >

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