NOTE NEW DAY! - Thursdays
Next meeting: Nov 11, 2021, 2 pm ET / 1 pm CT
Mark your calendar for every second Thursday.
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Network description:
This network is primarily for parishes who are actively working on suicide prevention or those who would like to start local ministries raising awareness and helping to prevent suicide in their communities.
This network is primarily for parishes who are actively working on suicide prevention or those who would like to start local ministries raising awareness and helping to prevent suicide in their communities.
Resource Numbers to publish
If you or someone you know is struggling, get help from the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at: 1-800-273-8255
If you are experiencing emotional stress and anxiety but are more comfortable texting than talking, get help from the Crisis Text Line by texting the keyword RESTORE to 741741.
The Veterans Crisis Line is available 24/7 to help any veteran. To reach them, call: 1-800-273-8255 and press 1, or visit VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat. The VA also has mental health resources for veterans and many Vet Centers offer community based counseling, click here to learn more.
If you are experiencing emotional stress and anxiety but are more comfortable texting than talking, get help from the Crisis Text Line by texting the keyword RESTORE to 741741.
The Veterans Crisis Line is available 24/7 to help any veteran. To reach them, call: 1-800-273-8255 and press 1, or visit VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat. The VA also has mental health resources for veterans and many Vet Centers offer community based counseling, click here to learn more.
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Resources
August 2021 meeting notes
June 2021 meeting notes
May 2021 meeting notes
April 2021 Networking meeting recording.
Soul Shop Presentation
During our April meeting, we heard from Michelle Synder of Soul Shop: Faith Based Suicide Prevention. You can see the recording here.
Documents:
2020 US Suicide Facts and Figures
The Language of Suicide
Websites:
The Episcopal Church - Faith Formation - Mental Health First Aid and Suicide Prevention
Suicide Prevention Lifeline - Our Crisis Centers
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - this site is very good, especially the Learn and Stories sections. The site is well organized and broken down topically. There’s even a survivors of suicide section here which is very good.
Mental Health First Aid and Suicide Prevention - a resource from The Episcopal Church
Books:
A Long-Shadowed Grief : Suicide and its Aftermath
Articles:
Michigan releases harrowing 2020 suicide data, recommends increased emotional support, April 12, 2021
Michigan - Mental health crisis: Children at breaking point during COVID, June 30, 2021
June 2021 meeting notes
May 2021 meeting notes
April 2021 Networking meeting recording.
Soul Shop Presentation
During our April meeting, we heard from Michelle Synder of Soul Shop: Faith Based Suicide Prevention. You can see the recording here.
Documents:
2020 US Suicide Facts and Figures
The Language of Suicide
Websites:
The Episcopal Church - Faith Formation - Mental Health First Aid and Suicide Prevention
Suicide Prevention Lifeline - Our Crisis Centers
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - this site is very good, especially the Learn and Stories sections. The site is well organized and broken down topically. There’s even a survivors of suicide section here which is very good.
Mental Health First Aid and Suicide Prevention - a resource from The Episcopal Church
Books:
A Long-Shadowed Grief : Suicide and its Aftermath
Articles:
Michigan releases harrowing 2020 suicide data, recommends increased emotional support, April 12, 2021
Michigan - Mental health crisis: Children at breaking point during COVID, June 30, 2021
Newsletter Announcements
June 2021
Moving from Statistics toward Solutions
from the Suicide Prevention Network
1,400,000 Americans attempted suicide in 2020.
132 Americans die each day from suicide.
54% of all Americans have been affected by suicide.
These are stunning numbers that stop us in our tracks. However, we can help. Preventing suicide and supporting those affected by suicide are not insurmountable tasks. With community involvement, culture change, and education, these numbers can be reduced over time. Our faith communities can be pivotal in this effort of supporting and saving lives if we choose to prepare ourselves. Look to the Province V Suicide Prevention Network articles in this newsletter in the months to come to guide us in this preparation.
Today we offer an essential number. Let’s start our efforts by making it available everywhere.
Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 or text TALK to 741741
Visit with the Suicide Prevention Network on June 8 at their next meeting. Find out how to join in at this page.
Moving from Statistics toward Solutions
from the Suicide Prevention Network
1,400,000 Americans attempted suicide in 2020.
132 Americans die each day from suicide.
54% of all Americans have been affected by suicide.
These are stunning numbers that stop us in our tracks. However, we can help. Preventing suicide and supporting those affected by suicide are not insurmountable tasks. With community involvement, culture change, and education, these numbers can be reduced over time. Our faith communities can be pivotal in this effort of supporting and saving lives if we choose to prepare ourselves. Look to the Province V Suicide Prevention Network articles in this newsletter in the months to come to guide us in this preparation.
Today we offer an essential number. Let’s start our efforts by making it available everywhere.
Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 or text TALK to 741741
Visit with the Suicide Prevention Network on June 8 at their next meeting. Find out how to join in at this page.
