About Us
The National Suicide Research Foundation is an independent, multi-disciplinary research unit that investigates the causes of suicide and self-harm in Ireland. We are a registered charity (CHY11351) based in University College Cork, Ireland.
WHO Collaborating Centre
In December 2015, the National Suicide Research Foundation was designated by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Surveillance and Research in Suicide Prevention.
National Self-Harm Registry Ireland
The National Self-Harm Registry Ireland is a system that records and reports information about self-harm presentations to hospital Emergency Departments across Ireland.
Finding Help
The NSRF is not a service-provider. If you are seeking help for yourself or someone else, there are a number of excellent resources available.
Press Releases
We routinely circulate press releases to the media to highlight noteworthy publications, achievements or events.
Research Blog
Suicide Prevention Training Module for undergraduate studentsNovember 4, 2024We completed the first trial of our new suicide prevention training module for undergraduate health and social care students in UCC and UCD.
Our annual World Mental Health Day SeminarOctober 18, 2024We came together to share our experiences and our research related to mental health, self-harm and suicide in celebration of World Mental Health Day 2024.
Celebrating World Mental Health Day 2024September 16, 2024Register now for our World Mental Health Day Seminar.
20th European Symposium on Suicide and Suicidal Behaviour (ESSSB20)September 9, 2024Several NSRF team members recently presented at the ESSSB Conference in Rome.
Dr Mallorie LeducDecember 13, 2023Meet Mallorie, one of our Senior Researchers.
Posts from @NSRFIreland
As Ireland still has the highest rates of suicide in young adults in Europe, this is an important and timely study.
Make mental health a priority on your doorstep during this election period.
#Elections2024 #SuicidePrevention
