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Department of Defense: Defense Suicide Prevention Office

DoD integrates a holistic approach to suicide prevention, intervention, and Postvention using a range of medical and non-medical resources. Grounded in a collaborative approach, DSPO works with the Military Services and other Governmental…

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The culture is reflected in the logo. The White pillars represent the values of the organization; Transparency, Data-Driven, Evidence-Based, Participatory Approach, and Whole-of-Life Approach. Their interlocking symbolizes the bonds between community and strength of partnership forming the shape of the Pentagon signifying constant dedication and support to the Services. The wreath indicates strength and dedication for the total force to include Service members, their Families, and Department of Defense Civilians. The stars signify the military services, and their position above the wreath implies “not resting on one’s laurels”, but continually striving to help those at risk to suicide. The colors of the seal are Blue, White and Gold. Blue alludes to clarity and clear skies, while the sunburst portrays a new day and rays of hope. White is for caring, purpose and professionalism. Gold exemplifies excellence, integrity and honor.

DoD integrates a holistic approach to suicide prevention, intervention, and Postvention using a range of medical and non-medical resources. Grounded in a collaborative approach, DSPO works with the Military Services and other Governmental Agencies, Non-Governmental Agencies, non-profit organizations, and the community to reduce the risk for suicide.

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  • Alexandria , VA

    Alexandria , VA

  • Washington DC

    Washington, DC

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