Out of the Darkness Walk set for October
create awareness of mental health and suicide prevention.
Suicide Prevention. “Especially after the trying year we have all been through, events such as this one are critical for helping individuals who may be struggling with mental health issues.”
someone who struggles with mental health issues or suicidal ideation, or has lived experience, you belong there,” said walk participant Erika Barber. “The walk offers people the opportunity to share their stories and honor their loved ones, raise awareness of issues that are important to them, and voice their passion and advocacy for change so that we can collectively make a difference in the lives of others impacted by mental health issues and suicide.”
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