Excellent
This app is really useful, would highly recommend!
Brilliant!
Apps like this is so so so important!
Great app
Very useful app with lots of info, links and contacts. Also has a very useful safety plan section
Great app
Very useful application to utilise in areas that you need help with.
Jacqui mackintosh
Great app. It has so much potential to be replicated for other areas. So important to provide the support to those thinking about suicide. This can save lives.
Interested Party
This is a great resource for people feeling vulnerable and for professionals. The amount of information is amazing.
Life saving app
This app is a fantastic resources for anyone experiencing feeling of suicide or for people supporting someone feeling suicidal.
Prevent Suicide App
This app is a fantastic potential lifeline when potentially at your lowest ebb. The detail around the support services in the NE is also first rate. I do share the view that consideration should be given to the design and conspicuous nature of the app icon and the link to issues around stigma, but all in all this is a great resource.
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Useful
Great Ap lots of useful information and contact details. Covers many concerns.
Important and meaningful App!
Excellent app, easy to navigate. Fantastic relevant information and resources. I especially like that I can us the app to make my own safe plan that works for me.
Great
Great app, very easy to use with very helpful information.
Agree with previous review, maybe a different icon for the home screen so it isn't as obvious to others what the app is about on your phone.
Agree with previous review, maybe a different icon for the home screen so it isn't as obvious to others what the app is about on your phone.
Helpful info - icon issue
Good information and great to the start of technology being used in this way in the North East.
Can I suggest that the app Icon be less conspicuous. Despite anti-stigma campaigns, I feel that many would be less inclined to download an app that results in 'prevent suicide' being placed on their home screens, potentially advertising quite personal issues. A symbol or the initials 'P.S.' may be more user friendly.
Can I suggest that the app Icon be less conspicuous. Despite anti-stigma campaigns, I feel that many would be less inclined to download an app that results in 'prevent suicide' being placed on their home screens, potentially advertising quite personal issues. A symbol or the initials 'P.S.' may be more user friendly.
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