Strategic Partnerships The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention has established multiple partnerships with organizations such as Chickasaw Nation, Nyuhs, Franciscan Health, and Mindful ISTDP. Leveraging these connections could open doors for collaborative initiatives and funding opportunities.

Innovative Research Funding AFSP recently invested $1.5 million in a research grant at the Sma Ohsu School of Medicine. Highlighting this investment in innovative approaches to suicide prevention could resonate with research institutions seeking funding for similar studies.

Educational Resources The organization launched a new guide in its #RealConvo Guides series, signaling a commitment to providing educational resources. Offering these guides as value-added resources to mental health institutions and educational programs could lead to collaborations and resource-sharing opportunities.

National Reach With local chapters in all 50 states and a wide range of programs and events nationwide, AFSP has established a significant national presence. Utilizing this expansive network to reach out to local communities and organizations could drive partnerships and engagement opportunities.

Sustainability Initiatives As a non-profit focusing on mental health and suicide prevention, AFSP's sustainability initiatives align with the growing emphasis on corporate social responsibility. Positioning the organization as a sustainable partner for corporate collaborations can attract socially responsible businesses seeking impactful CSR partnerships.