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Snohomish County Youth Suicide Prevention Taskforce hosts You Are Not Alone event March 1

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Scheduled for March 1, the 'You Are Not Alone' event hosted by the Snohomish County Youth Suicide Prevention Taskforce seeks to raise awareness and address the alarming rise in youth suicide rates. This event emphasizes the importance of community involvement in tackling mental health challenges, particularly among young people. Attendees will gain insights into available mental health resources, support networks, and ways to foster open discussions about emotional well-being. The taskforce highlights the necessity of collaboration between families, schools, and local organizations to create a nurturing environment for youth. Engaging the community in these conversations is crucial for reducing stigma and promoting mental health awareness.

The event reflects a commitment to proactive measures in suicide prevention, encouraging participants to share their experiences and support one another. With a focus on education and awareness, this initiative aims to empower youth and families in Snohomish County. Ultimately, 'You Are Not Alone' represents a vital step toward fostering mental health resilience within the community.

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