Community Training Program for Youth Suicide Prevention

Offered in person and by Zoom by Connor’s Climb Foundation

Anyone can be considered a trusted adult to a youth. Research has shown that having just one trusted adult in their corner reduces the risk of suicide for youth. This 1-hour training will help families and community members to be better prepared when youth come to us struggling. Participants will learn to use the ACT formula (Acknowledge, Care, Tell) to help youth in our lives.

• We’ll meet in person at the Lyme School and by Zoom. Please register here.
• Please reach out with any questions.

*Connor’s Climb Foundation is on a mission to provide suicide prevention education to New Hampshire youth and the community. In the aftermath of a suicide, family, friends and communities respond in different ways. When Connor Ball died by suicide in October of 2011, his family and friends decided that no one else should experience such a profound and life-altering loss. Connor’s Climb Foundation is the result of their love for Connor and their commitment to end youth suicide. Through the implementation of suicide education programs in New Hampshire schools and agencies, Connor’s Climb Foundation helps educators, students and community members foster help-seeking behaviors so that youth in need of supportive services either reach out for them, or get referred to them by a peer, coach, teacher or other trusted adult. 

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This program is sponsored by the CommunityCare of Lyme Mental Health Team. For more information, contact mentalhealth@cclyme.dream.press or 603-795-0603.