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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

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by Lisa Stiles

As a community we can, and should, apply the following to at risk individuals:

  • Help those struggling with the loss of a family or friend
  • Share problem-solving techniques to assist others in overcoming challenges
  • Provide and share mental health resources
  • Create a positive surrounding for those who might be struggling, especially during holidays
  • Support individuals at risk of suicide
  • Take time and listen to an individual in need
  • Create opportunities that bring people together
  • Advocate for safe environments
  • Promote a safe workplace with available health and wellness resources and support

“Together, we can and will make a difference in the lives of others.”

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – (800) 273-8255

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  • This month, we recognize and honor the unwavering commitment of caregivers. Supporting individuals who have experienced trauma, instability, or loss requires extraordinary compassion, patience, and resilience. Whether you
  • When we talk about mental health, we normalize the experiences that so many people face…stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and more. Having an open discussion also drives systemic change. It challenges outdated beliefs, informs better policies, and promotes access to care. These conversations are the first step toward building a more compassionate and inclusive society.

Get involved and join the conversation.
  • Bebe Moore Campbell Minority Mental Health Month is a time to raise awareness and uplift the voices of BIPOC communities. This month, we honor her legacy by continuing the work she started: advocating for equity, healing, and culturally responsive care.

"Learn more about our youth-led initiative at www.mhrcet.org."

#minoritymentalhealthmonth #bebemoorecampbell #youthmentalhealth #mentalhealthequity #mhrcet
  • Today, we recognize the invisible wounds carried by many young people, especially those from marginalized communities who have experienced trauma.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) doesn’t always look the same in youth. It can show up as anxiety, withdrawal, anger, or even academic struggles. For marginalized youth, the effects of trauma are often compounded by systemic barriers, discrimination, and lack of access to mental health resources.

In observance of this day, let’s:
-  Start conversations about trauma and healing
-  Advocate for trauma-informed care in schools and youth programs
-  Support organizations that uplift and empower youth mental health

Every young person deserves to feel safe, seen, and supported. Healing is possible and awareness is the first step.

#PTSDawareness #youthmentalhealth #traumainformed #marginalizedvoices #healingtogether

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