Murder-Suicide is a type of suicide where the person intentionally kills one or more people before themselves.

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What is a Survivor?

A survivor is someone affected by a murder-suicide. If you have lost a friend, family member, or community member in a murder-suicide (or attempt) YOU ARE A SURVIVOR.

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There are about 10 murder-suicides every week.

Each event directly effects about 12 people.

This means about 6,250 people a year need support.

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We believe that support can be found in a community of others who have experienced this type of loss, offering essential suicide prevention resources.

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Our support groups are open to survivors of this type of loss (or attempts).

 

We are supported by a variety of mental health professionals to bring new support workshops and help us advocate for survivors of MSL.

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You are not alone. We are here to support you.

 

We do not judge a person by their final act.