AFSP's mission is to reduce the national suicide rate by 20% by the year 2025. The organization aims to achieve this by focusing on the biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors known to contribute to the suicide burden in the United States.
The Focus Grants aim to advance suicide prevention by supporting innovative, high-risk, potentially high-yield projects specifically in the area of suicide prevention. These projects often target newly identified priorities in the field as determined by the foundation and its Scientific Council, with an emphasis on short-term suicide risk. The grant encourages proposals that explore identification and/or intervention strategies suitable for clinical settings to manage short-term suicide risk. Funding can reach up to $500,000 per year for a maximum of three years. Successful projects should include clear outcome measures related to suicidal behavior and utilize multi-modal, clinically relevant assessments. All research must be conducted in the U.S., demonstrate the feasibility of data collection, and preferably involve collaborative efforts, potentially including matching funds or partnerships with large healthcare systems.
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