Family Support
“When my son needed urgent support, the CSRI team responded quickly and stayed with our family throughout recovery. We felt seen, informed, and no longer alone.”
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15,995+ People Reached
Through direct support and outreach
6Years of Impact
Who We Are
Turning Crisis Into Care and Connection
The Centre for Suicide Research & Intervention (CSRI) exists so no one has to face suicidal thoughts, attempts, or loss alone. We combine compassion with practical help to guide people from overwhelm to stability.
Every service we provide is designed to be human, respectful, and accessible: meeting people where they are, supporting families, and strengthening communities with tools that save lives.
- Immediate emotional support for people in crisis
- Practical guidance for families and caregivers
- Evidence-based awareness and prevention programs
Impact Snapshot
Statistics That Reflect Our Work
Crisis calls in 6 months
People trained in 4 months
People received face-to-face therapy in 3 months
Our Core Values, Vision & Mission
Guiding principles that define who we are and what we stand for
Vision
Fewer people dying by suicide.
Mission
To provide support every day and night for anyone struggling to cope.
Our Values
Non judgemental listening
Confidentiality
Human contact
Autonomy in decision making wherever possible
Our Team
Meet Our Team
Our dedicated team is committed to delivering the highest standard of compassionate care and crisis support to anyone struggling with suicidal thoughts, attempts or loss.
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Stories of Hope
Real voices from people we have walked with
Every testimony reflects what compassionate intervention, training, and community care can make possible.
Youth Program
“The peer group sessions gave me a safe space to talk honestly. I learned practical tools for coping and built a support system I can rely on every week.”
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Brian Otieno
University StudentTraining Impact
“CSRI training helped our staff identify warning signs earlier and respond with confidence. We now have clear pathways for referral and post-crisis follow-up.”
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Lucy Njeri
School Counselor
