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Online Suicide Prevention Training Available 24/7.

Ask. Listen. Refer. is a statewide online suicide prevention training program created for colleges and universities.

Implemented at most Missouri Campuses.

If your school is not listed, fill out a form to request a training program website personalized for your campus.

To report problems with Ask. Listen. Refer. or to ask the ALR staff a question, email us at muwrcasklistenrefer@missouri.edu.

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Do You Have Questions? We Have Answers.

Explore our frequently asked questions:

If you are in crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988 or visiting the 988 Lifeline Website. You can also reach out to the Crisis Text Line by texting MOSAFE to 741-741.

The core training content is the same for each campus, the only differences are the campus and local resources listed. It’s not necessary to complete another school’s program.

Yes, upon completion of the pre-test, full training content, and posttest, you will receive a certificate of completion. You can log back into the program at any time to revisit the content or recertify and receive an updated certificate.

If you are not associated with a college campus, you can complete our Missouri Ask. Listen. Refer. training, which is free and available to all Missourians. This training does not focus specifically on the college-age population and has broader information about the general population.

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The Ask. Listen. Refer. Program was designed to help students, faculty, and staff prevent suicide by teaching you to:

Identify people at risk for suicide.
Recognize the risk factors, protective factors, and warning signs of suicide.
Respond to and get help for people at risk.