You Are Not Alone!
22 veterans are lost each day to suicide. This is a tragic and serious issue that shows the urgent need for increased mental health support and community awareness. It's crucial to foster an environment where open communication and regular check-ins with neighbors become commonplace - especially for our veterans. Encouraging dialogue and offering support can make a significant difference in the lives of veterans who may be struggling. Additionally, the availability of a national crisis lifeline is a vital resource, providing immediate access to professional help.
By dialing 988, individuals in crisis can connect with experienced counselors who offer support and guidance during difficult times. It's important for us to spread awareness of this lifeline and encourage its use by anyone who may be facing mental health challenges. Together through community efforts and available support systems, strides can be made towards reducing the number of veterans lost to suicide.
It's encouraging to see communities come together to support one another, especially in times of need. The presence of a certified counselor and the commitment to daily group calls on our Facebook group page (Veteran Canna Community) can make a big difference. A small daily effort to ensure that no one feels isolated or without support. It's a reminder that in every corner of society, in any time zone, there are people ready to show support. By lending an ear, offering advice, and providing the comfort of knowing that help is just a phone call away. This kind of outreach is vital as it reinforces the message that everyone’s well-being is important. There is always someone willing to help. Click on the link below to check out the Veterans Canna Community Facebook page.