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Cheatham Coalition Partners with Sycamore High School to Raise Suicide Awareness

Pleasant View, TNLocal News

The Cheatham County Community Enhancement Coalition is joining forces with Sycamore High School to shine a light on suicide prevention during National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. On September 25 at 4:00 PM, a community walk will be held at Pleasant View Community Park and Jackson Webb Memorial Trail, aiming to unite the community in support of mental health awareness. This initiative underscores the critical need for open discussions about mental health and encourages individuals who may be struggling to seek help. Participants will be reminded that there is hope and support available, with resources like the suicide and crisis lifeline at 988 being highlighted. The collaboration between the coalition and the school reflects a proactive approach to addressing the mental health crisis affecting many communities.

It serves as a vital reminder of the importance of community involvement in suicide prevention efforts. The event is timely and relevant, particularly in light of increasing awareness of mental health issues in society. Overall, this initiative demonstrates a strong commitment to fostering a supportive environment for individuals facing mental health challenges.

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