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Occupation matters – Veterans and First Responders have a higher risk of suicide
Don't give up hope - Help is out thereSuicide is a national public health issue, with more than 45,000 Americans dying by suicide each...
A new dawn of suicide awareness – The Native struggle
September 1st marked the 15th annual National Suicide Prevention Month. Since 2008, September has been a time to acknowledge those affected by suicide, raise...
What About Men in the Middle Years? A Conversation About Suicide
Nine out of ten people who attempt suicide and survive will not go on to die by suicide at a later date.However, middle-aged men...
You think suicide doesn’t affect you? Think again.
Each September we observe National Suicide Prevention Month: a moment in time in which we rally the public to create awareness of one of...
From struggle to strength: How National Recovery Month events leverage Sources of Strength
National Recovery Month, established in 1989, is an annual nationwide commemoration occurring each September. Its purpose is to advocate for and bolster innovative, evidence-based...
June 27 is PTSD Awareness Day
On June 27, we talk about PTSD, a complex disorder caused by experiencing or witnessing trauma. The trauma necessary to cause PTSD can originate...
Sip Smart: The ultimate handbook for a safe and enjoyable Lander Brewfest
The Lander Brewfest is just around the corner and it's time to start planning for some fun! But before you indulge in the amazing...
National Gun Violence Awareness Day: Wear orange to take a stand against gun violence
On the first Friday of June, the nation unites to recognize National Gun Violence Awareness Day, a solemn occasion that highlights the grave danger...
Dear Parents and Guardians of Fremont County’s graduating seniors
Fremont County Prevention and Partners would like to extend our warm congratulations to you and your graduating seniors. This is a significant milestone in...
Spring cleaning for your medicine cabinet – Take Back Day is Saturday!
National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is this Saturday, April 22nd. That means it’s time to do a little spring cleaning by checking expiration dates...
Make memories, not regrets – Encouraging teens to have a safe prom night
Underage drinking and substance abuse can be dangerous activities that put young people's health and safety at risk. Unfortunately, it is a problem that...
April is Alcohol Awareness Month
According to the 2022 Prevention Needs Assessment, 47.68% of Fremont County middle and high school youth had been at community events where adults were...
Shamrocks and (responsible) shenanigans for all!
Holidays are occasions for fun and celebration with family and friends. A combination of good cheer and abundant alcohol can take the fun too...
Real Talk for Parents – Shattering myths around vaping
Vaping, or the use of electronic cigarettes, has become a growing concern among parents and healthcare professionals. While e-cigarettes have been marketed as a...
New Year’s Eve is approaching – Even “social drinkers” can go overboard
The holiday season can sometimes be stressful and it’s tempting to drink a bit too much to relax. Alcohol releases endorphins in the brain...
You are not alone – Find connection, hope, and support at SOSL Day events
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day is an event in which survivors of suicide loss come together to find connection, understanding, and hope through...
More than just a day – Supporting veterans year-round
Happy Veterans Day to our military and their families, who sacrifice so much to keep our country safe and strong.- Fremont County Prevention ProgramVeterans...
Halloween is full of scary things and they aren’t all in costume
The children are all dressed up in their favorite Halloween costumes. You will see cartoon characters, witches, princesses, vampires, and zombies. Some of them...
You think suicide doesn’t affect you? Think again.
Each week in September as we observed National Suicide Prevention Month, we highlighted a different demographic that is at high risk for suicide. The...
Occupation matters – Veterans and First Responders have a higher risk of suicide
Don't give up hope - Help is out thereSuicide is a national public health issue, with more than 45,000 Americans dying by suicide each...