National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

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Starting Saturday, July 16, 2022 the “National Suicide Prevention Lifeline” will be switching to a simple three-digit dialing code of 988 for anyone struggling with thoughts of suicide, depression or other mental health challenges. 

By simply dialing 9-8-8, you will be connected with a trained counselor providing support and resources. All calls are free and confidential. For emergent help, always call 9-1-1. We are here for you.
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