Saturday, November 22 | 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM | Riverton Fairgrounds – Little Wind Building
Fremont Counseling Service and Fremont County Prevention Partnership invite community members to come together for a meaningful day of remembrance, connection, and healing. The International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day event — Fremont County Gathering of Hope and Healing — offers a compassionate space for those who have lost someone to suicide to share stories, find comfort, and connect with others who understand the journey of grief and resilience.
The day will include guided discussions and reflection, shared stories of hope, local support and resource information, and a light lunch with refreshments. Community members, families, and friends who have experienced loss are all welcome.
In addition, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a special River Activity, a collaborative experience designed to create a powerful visual representation of how suicide loss ripples through individuals, families, and communities — and how healing continues to flow through shared understanding and remembrance.
“We will work together to create a visual representation of how loss by suicide impacts individuals, families, and communities and the lasting nature of this impact.”
— Shyvonne Fronning, MS, PPC, Behavioral Health Clinician, Fremont Counseling Service
Community organizations interested in contributing can also host an Outreach Table to share resources and show support for survivors. To reserve a table or learn more, email fcpreventionprogram@gmail.com or call 307-851-1667.
You Are Not Alone
If you or someone you know is struggling or affected by suicide loss, help and resources are available. Visit the Fremont County Prevention website for local and national suicide prevention resources, tools for coping with loss, and ways to get involved in prevention efforts.
👉 https://fremontcountyprevention.com/suicide-prevention/
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