Mental Health Awareness

The Walk Committee urges all community members to attend to honor the spirit of the event and recognize suicide prevention, suicide loss survivors, attempt survivors and loved ones of those who struggle.

The 988-dialing code does not replace the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800-273-TALK (8255)) or other locally operated crisis lines. Instead, it serves as a universal entry point to connect individuals in need to trained crisis counselors who can help.

The support group is free to become involved with.

If the anxiety, or a sense of sadness is interrupting your daily life, contact your doctor or a mental health professional.

Organized in part by Northern Michigan University’s Center for Rural Health and Michigan Works.

The Department of Health and Human Services invited students and families to a roundtable discussion about their experiences.

Speaker David Bartley addressed suicide awareness on Monday in a presentation for nonprofits at Northern Michigan University.

Over 100 people, including parents/guardians and school administrators, collaborated on what resources could help assist students struggling with emotional and mental health

Mental health is a universal topic that many tackle every day, even in the workplace.