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Provisional CDC data show that the number of suicide deaths in 2022 is the highest recorded.
In Larimer County, a suicide occurs every 4-5 days statistically, suicide is the leading cause of youth deaths, and more people die by suicide than homicide.
We hope to one day live in a community without suicide.
All of the suicide prevention services we offer are completely free, which is why we rely on grants and donations.
We prevent suicide in Larimer County through training and education, providing outreach, and offering support.
Together, We Can Save Lives in Larimer County
Colorado continues to rank among the top ten states for suicide deaths. Last year, 86 lives were lost in Larimer County alone — each one someone’s child, parent, partner, or friend. Behind every number is a story, and a community that must respond.
For 30 years, the Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County (ASP) has been on the front lines — offering free education, outreach, and support to thousands every year. In 2024, more than 5,000 students completed our REPLY school program, 2,400 adults learned to recognize warning signs through QPR and custom trainings, and hundreds found connection and healing through our Heartbeat grief groups. Nearly 3,000 more community members engaged with us at outreach events.
But the need is growing faster than the funding. Calls for help are rising, youth anxiety is at record highs, and community partners are stretched thin. To keep these life-saving programs active — and reach those who need us most — we need your help now more than ever.
Your donation makes prevention possible. Your generosity saves lives.
Give today — because hope begins with all of us.
Organization name
Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County
other names
ASP, Suicide Resource Center of Larimer County
1989
Tax id (EIN)
84-1194619
Category
Education
Organization Size
Medium Organization
Address
525 W. Oak St Ste B 10Larimer County, CO, US