Firearm Owners

Resource scenario archive

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Lethal Means Safety

Learn how restricting access to objects or items that can be used to attempt suicide is one of the most effective prevention strategies.

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Means Matter

Learn how to reduce a suicidal person’s access to lethal means of suicide.

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Lock to Live

This tool can help make decisions about temporarily reducing access to potentially dangerous things, like firearms, medicines, sharp objects, or other household items.

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What You Can Do

This video teaches firearm owners how to help keep someone in crisis safe while connecting them to the resources they need to feel better.

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Mental Health Resources

This video teaches firearm owners how to help keep someone in crisis safe while connecting them to the resources they need to feel better.

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Firearms and Suicide

This video teaches firearm owners how to recognize warning signs of mental health crises and how to help keep someone in crisis safe (Age-restricted, 18+, requires login to view).

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Mental Health Crises

This video teaches firearm owners how to recognize warning signs of mental health crises and how to help keep someone in crisis safe while connecting them to the resources they need to feel better.

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Safe Firearm Storage

This video teaches firearm owners about safe storage options for various types of firearms and situations.

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Mental Health Basics for Firearm Owners

This video teaches firearm owners the basics of mental health.

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The Numbers

This explainer video teaches firearm owners about firearm injury and firearm violence statistics.

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Secure Storage of Firearms and Medications

Learn how preventing access to firearms and prescription medications by locking them up is one important step you can take to keep your loved ones safe. Created by California Department of Public Health (CDPH) in collaboration with BulletPoints.

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Know the Signs

Learn how to recognize the warning signs of crisis, how to have a conversation with someone in crisis, and how to reach out for additional resources.

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