This concise 15-minute session will introduce R;pple, a groundbreaking digital tool designed to support students in crisis. Alreay widely adopted by schools, colleges, and universities rhe UK, this free tool is now available to U.S. education providers.
Webinar: Meet R;pple - New Digital Tool for Student Suicide Prevention
Date: March 6th, Thursday
Pick your session: 7:30 am EST | 11:30 am EST | 12:30 pm EST
Why join us
Suicide is the leading cause of death among young people aged 10 to 24 (CDC), with a strong link between searches for harmful online content and suicide.
Yet, current online safeguarding solutions fall short—they fail to address the root causes of students' behaviors and miss crucial opportunities to intervene with life-saving support.
That’s where R;pple comes in—a new digital intervention tool designed to support students in crisis.
What you'll learn:
- The scale of online harm—and why your current safety plan isn’t enough
- R;pple’s unique approach to suicide prevention
- Why your peers trust us with online safeguarding
- How to deploy R;pple at your institution
The R;pple tool is recognized by leading UK organizations, has won over 34 awards in the mental health and innovation space and is already supporting hundreds of education providers worldwide.
Join us to learn how it can help your institution strengthen suicide prevention efforts, enhance online safety, and better protect at-risk students.
Choose your session and register now:
7:30 am EST | 11:30 pm EST | 12:30 pm EST
Learn how this proven tool can support your students!
About R;pple
R;pple Suicide Prevention Charity was founded by Alice Hendy MBE after she lost her brother Josh to suicide at 21 years old. Josh had been researching over the internet techniques to take his own life – and he was not alone. Globally, an alarming 1.2 million online searches linked to suicide occur each month.
To ensure more help and support is given to individuals searching for harmful content online, Alice set up R;pple, a digital crisis intervention tool designed to present a visual prompt when a person searches for keywords or phrases relating to the topic of self-harm or suicide. With millions of downloads worldwide, R;pple intercepts thousands of harmful online searches, continually saving lives from suicide.
