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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

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    A local health department is recognizing National Suicide Prevention Month, drawing attention to suicide prevention efforts and mental health resources in the community. The observance, held each September, encourages people to talk openly about mental health, support those struggling, and learn about crisis services such as the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

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    Washington family fun day honors Suicide Prevention Awareness Month▼Washington hosts family fun day with a deeper meaning, honoring Suicide Prevention Awareness Month✉newsHealthMental Health1 h ago

    Washington hosted a family fun day built around Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, combining games and activities for local families with resources and conversations about mental health and suicide prevention. Organizers used the lighthearted setting to raise awareness, connect residents with support services, and reduce the stigma that often keeps people from seeking help for themselves or loved ones.

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    Charlotte mental health program launches for Suicide Prevention Month▼Charlotte-based mental health program launches during Suicide Prevention Month✉newsHealthMental Health1 d ago

    A Charlotte-based mental health program has been launched to coincide with Suicide Prevention Month, which takes place each September. The initiative aims to expand access to mental health support for people in the Charlotte area. Local coverage highlights the timing as an effort to raise awareness of suicide prevention and connect residents with resources.

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    Consulate and local partners hold Suicide Prevention Month event in Laredo▼Consulate, local partners host Suicide Prevention Month event in Laredo✉newsHealthMental Health2 h ago

    A consulate, together with local partner organisations, hosted an event in Laredo, Texas marking Suicide Prevention Month. The gathering was aimed at raising awareness of suicide prevention and connecting the community with available mental health resources, according to the Laredo Morning Times.