Encourage Hope and Help is a suicide prevention website for youth (ages 10-24), parents, educators, LGBTQ, attempt survivors, loss survivors, veterans, and community members in the Kansas City area. Through education and prevention efforts, we strive to end youth suicide.
We encourage you to spread acts of kindness everyday. Let's make our world a little brighter by bringing kindness into our everyday routine (even on the bad days!).
Here's your reminder to take time out of your day to focus on yourself. It's important for us to take care of our own mental health first because we cannot pour from an empty cup!
Cheers to another Youth Mental Health First Aid! This course has been a blast to teach virtually for the past few months, and we have another on the horizon!
Sign-up today for a seat in our next Youth Mental Health First Aid class scheduled for February 18th.
Registration is free, but you must sign-up before February 8th to receive your pre-work. We hope to see you there!
Click here to sign-up now: www.eventbrite.com/e/copy-of-youth-mental-health-first-aid-missouri-virtual-course-registration-1...
Happy Monday from Encourage Hope and Help! Make today a great one- the choice is yours for how you want to perceive the day.
Employee Spotlight Time! Everyone, please meet Lori Wheelhouse with Tri-County Mental Health Services, who is also a Team Lead with Show Me Hope! Lori has a masters degree in counseling, loves to cook and enjoys nature, and also has 4 dogs. Lori's favorite quote is "Love Does", and Lori's dream job would be "owning a food truck that parks by the ocean while using the business to teach at-risk teens how to cook." Please help us in saying THANK YOU to Lori for all the hard work! #ShowMeHope
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This website was developed [in part] under a grant number 1H79SM062907-01 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The views, policies, and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of SAMHSA or HHS.
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