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VA Suicide Prevention Program Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System

Suicide in The United States More than 45,000 deaths from suicide per year among the general U.S. population. Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S. Every 12.8 minutes someone dies by suicide. The age-adjusted suicide rate in 2017 was 14.0 per 100,000 individuals

Facts about Veteran Suicide 20.6 Veterans die each day from suicide. 18% of all deaths by suicide among U.S. adults were Veterans. Veterans are more likely than the general population to use firearms (69.4%) as a means for suicide. In 2016, the rate of suicide was 1.5 times higher among Veterans compared to non-Veteran adults.

Florida Suicide Statistics, 2016

GCVHCS Suicide Prevention Program Total of 5 staff: 2 Coordinators and 3 Case Managers Where are we located? Biloxi Lynn Worley, LCSW, BCD – Lead Suicide Prevention Coordinator Kirie Paddy, LCSW, BCD – Suicide Prevention Case Manager Mobile Rachel Mosley, LCSW – Suicide Prevention Case Manager JACC, Pensacola, FL Carrie Musselwhite, LCSW – Suicide Prevention Coordinator for CBOCs Eglin Angela VanNuck, LCSW – Part-time Suicide Prevention Case Manager

What Suicide Prevention is Doing to Help: Identify High Risk Veterans, track appointments, and coordinate enhanced care Coordination of care with Community and VA providers On-going training to VA, Community Agencies, & Law Enforcement Lethal Means Reduction Outreach VCL REACH VET Research Studies

Veterans Crisis Line Veterans Crisis Line/Chat/Text 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1 VeteransCrisisLine.net Text to 838255

Resources Mental Health Vet Centers Make The Connection VHA provides specialty inpatient and outpatient mental health services at its medical centers and community-based outpatient clinics. For more information on VA Mental Health Services, visit www.mentalhealth.va.gov Vet Centers Vet Centers are VA community-based centers that provide a range of counseling, outreach, and referral services. For more information about Vet Centers and to find the Vet Center closest to you, visit www.vetcenter.va.gov Make The Connection MakeTheConnection.net is a one-stop resource where Veterans and their families and friends can privately explore information about physical and mental health symptoms and learn about available resources and support. Visit MakeTheConnection.net to learn more.

How to Reach Us Coordinators Case Managers Lynn Worley, LCSW, BCD Lead SP Coordinator Email: Lynn.Worley@va.gov Phone: (228)523-4288 Location: Biloxi VAMC Carrie Musselwhite, LCSW SP Coordinator CBOCs Email: Carrie.Musselwhite@va.gov Phone: (850)912-2310 Location: JACC, Pensacola, FL Case Managers Kirie Paddy, LCSW, BCD Email: kirie.paddy@va.gov Phone: (228)523-2000 ext. 34167 Location: Biloxi VAMC Rachel Mosley, LCSW Email: Rachel.Lapointe2@va.gov Phone: (251)219-3900 ext. 33838 Location: Mobile, AL CBOC Angela Vannuck, LCSW (Part-time) Email: Angela.Vannuck@va.gov Phone: 850-609-2631 Location: Eglin AFB CBOC