Suicide prevention isn’t the work of one agency or one program — it’s the work of an entire community," said Governor Josh Green. "From our first responders and our schools to our neighbors and loved ones checking in on each other, every single connection matters. This Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, I’m asking all of us to be part of that effort.
Governor's statement on community involvement in suicide prevention.
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