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These reports, published by Grassroots Suicide Prevention , analyze how the app helps individuals during mental health crises.

The phrase most commonly refers to the Stay Alive app , a UK-based suicide prevention resource that has published several formal evaluation reports on its impact and effectiveness. Stay Alive Evaluation Reports Stay Alive

: NASA has a technical report (KSC-2008-229) titled "Stay Alive—Simulation for Situational Safety Awareness" , which details a prototype simulation for fire escape and safety training. "1.5 to stay alive" to be supported by IPCC Report - SPREP These reports, published by Grassroots Suicide Prevention ,

: According to the 2024 Evaluation Report , 76% of at-risk users remained safe from suicide after using the app. It also found that 93% of users felt the app helped tackle the stigma surrounding suicide. Other "Stay Alive" Reports and Campaigns The term

: Reports highlight the "Safety Plan" as the most used tool for self-management, alongside features like local and national crisis support contacts. Other "Stay Alive" Reports and Campaigns

The term appears in various other organizational safety reports and environmental advocacy:

: The phrase "1.5 to stay alive" is a central advocacy point for Pacific Island nations in UN climate negotiations. A special IPCC Report explores the impacts of limiting global warming to 1.5°C to ensure the survival of these communities.