National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Safety In Mental Health (NCISH)

From left to right:

India Garry (Clerical Assistant), Cathryn Rodway (Research Fellow and Programme Manager), Deb Burns (Moments secretary), Pauline Turnbull (Project Manager & Academic Lead), Nav Kapur (Director), Phil Stones (Clerical Assistant), Jimmy Burns (Admin Manager)


In December, Deb and James visited the University of Manchester to present a cheque to NCISH, we had a very warm welcome and it was lovely to meet all the team.

NCISH are the UK’s leading research programme into suicide prevention in clinical services, The National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Safety in Mental Health has the overall aim of improving safety for all mental health patients.

They provide crucial evidence to support service and training improvements and, ultimately, to contribute to a reduction in patient suicide rates and an overall decrease in the national suicide rate.

We look forward to continuing our relationship and hope that our contribution makes a difference.