Through the Office of Suicide Prevention (OSP), established by AB 2112 , CDPH will serve as the designated state entity responsible for coordinating and aligning statewide suicide prevention efforts and resources through planning and collaboration across diverse partners and systems.
The CDPH, Injury and Violence Prevention Branch, Office of Suicide Prevention is seeking applications from Tribal entities to implement and evaluate community-level strategies for Native youth suicide prevention via Request for Applications (RFA) #25-10360. The focus of this RFA is fostering evidence-informed youth suicide prevention efforts through culturally anchored strategies that reflect the values, practices, histories, trauma, lived experiences, and unique political status of Native and Tribal communities. All related application documents are linked to below.
The "OSP Year 4 Highlights Brief" is a summary of major activities that took place within the fourth year of the office being established (June 1, 2024–July 30, 2025).
The "OSP Year 3 Highlights Brief" is a summary of major activities that took place within the third year of the office being established (June 1, 2023–July 30, 2024).
The “OSP Year 2 Highlights Brief” is a summary of major activities that took place within the second year of the office being established (June 1, 2022 –July 30, 2023).
The “OSP Year 1 Highlights Brief” is a summary of major activities that took place within the first year of the office being established (June 1, 2021–July 30, 2022).