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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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  • September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Every conversation, every act of support, and every step toward healing matters. If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988. 988lifeline.org
  • Supporting today’s youth means showing up with empathy, patience, and a willingness to listen without judgment. Many young people are navigating challenges that aren’t always visible (stress, uncertainty, limited resources, or feeling unheard) and even small acts of support can make a difference. Offer encouragement, create safe spaces for honest conversations, and remind them they are valued and capable. When we invest our time, compassion, and belief in young people, we help them build confidence, resilience, and hope for their future.

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  • Cheers to 2026! We’re grateful for every moment shared with our amazing community. Here’s to more growth and making an unforgettable impact this year.

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