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Telecare in Syracuse Woman Magazine

Contact Community Services’s TeleCare program has helped hundreds of seniors in 11 counties by connecting them over the phone to provide social support, wellness checks, and medication reminders. [...]

September Suicide Prevention Month

WE HEAR YOU- SEPTEMBER SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH Help us share our purple and teal lights in support of the awareness month- When you are struggling, you may feel alone. Hear from our employees and volunteers. [...]

CYCLE OF HEALTH – Maternal Health

Cycle of Health is a local public television program presented by WCNY. To watch this episode, please click here: PBS.ORG | Cycle of Health On this special edition of Cycle of Health, we'll explore the [...]

Street Talk | WNTQ-FM

Street Talk | WNTQ-FM (93q.com) https://omny.fm/shows/93-q/street-talk-7-28-2023 Street Talk airing week of 7/28/2023 Camp Good Days and Special Times is an organization that provides annual camping sessions and year round programming for families affected by cancer [...]

For the Press – Media Guidelines

Best Practices for Covering Suicide

Contact Community Services adheres to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline media coverage guidelines. Covering suicide is never easy, but it’s very important to do it right. Research has shown that improper reporting on suicide can contribute to additional suicides and suicide attempts. For more information, please visit: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Our Important Role

Everybody has a role to play in preventing suicide, and there are lots of ways you can take part. With your help, we can spread awareness about suicide prevention and mental health, and save lives.

Other Resources

Understanding the issues concerning suicide and mental health is an important way to take part in suicide prevention, help others in crisis, and change the conversation around suicide.

The decision to share one’s lived experience of suicide should not be taken lightly. If you are considering sharing your story, we recommend that you use this storytelling checklist to help determine how to share your story safely and effectively – for yourself and others.

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