Published May 2022
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How do you stop a bully -- at school, at work, online or anywhere? The Nevada Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities offers expert advice on what to do wherever bullying occurs.
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Published Dec 2021
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For 40 years, Hope Cooperative has served the needs of Sacramento County, focusing on people experiencing homelessness or mental health issues. Now, the organization serves Yolo County, too.
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Published Nov 2021
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Investing in healthy children and families is an investment in healthier communities. Studies have shown physically and emotionally healthy children do better in school, leading to greater success in adulthood. For communities, this means more skilled workers with greater incomes, a generational effect that creates long-term benefits for everyone. As its name suggests, First 5 San Benito provides resources and programs that support basic needs, healthy development and parental support for families with children who are 0-5 years old. In order to meet the needs of the larger community, the Family Impact Center opened to expand access through partnerships with other community agencies and organizations.
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Help those experiencing homelessness in Tulare County with these tips, provided by the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
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Foster youth can find the support services they need with the help of Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
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Holiday safety tips during the COVID-19 pandemic, provided by Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
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Depression can lead to suicidal thoughts. Get the support you need with the help of Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
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Be ACEs Aware! ACEs – adverse childhood experiences – can lead to lifelong issues. Stop ACEs and become more aware of these problems with pointers provided by Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency and ACEs Aware.
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Overcome daily as well as major stress with these tips, provided by the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
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Fighting substance abuse and addiction starts with awareness. Learn the warning signs with these tips from the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
Published Sep 2021
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No one deserves to feel unsafe in a relationship. Know the warning signs of abuse and where to get help with these tips, provided by the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
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Help Tulare County children grow up strong and prevent child abuse with these tips from Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
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Published Dec 2020
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En tiempos de estrés y desastre, hay personas que se preocupan. ¡No estas solo! Encuentre la ayuda y los servicios que necesita en el condado de Tulare.
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Published Aug 2019
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Particularly apparent following the Camp Fire, among the many goals of CETA is to provide comfort, guidance, and invaluable human resources to those who've been impacted by trauma in its varying forms.
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Published Aug 2018
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The Sacramento Regional Family Justice Center (SRFJC) offers a safe, healing environment for victims of domestic violence, child and elder abuse, sexual assault and human trafficking. A "one-stop" center of comprehensive services, SRFJC offers clients a place to start the healing process through counseling, protective measures or just someone who can listen. Learn how, here.
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Published Aug 2018
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Care Enough to Act (CETA) is dedicated to providing resources for people affected by suicide in Butte County. This outreach piece will help the public understand how our connections at home, work and school can impact our mental health, and provide practical tools and resources to empower readers to take action if they are concerned about loved ones and acquaintances.
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Published Sep 2017
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There are many ways people can get help for mental health challenges. Treatment options include counseling, support groups and medications, but there are also self-care measures like art and exercise that can improve people's mental wellness. Learn how people in the Chico area navigated their way toward hope.
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Published Aug 2016
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For many people, stigma can be a barrier to addressing mental health problems. Stigma can manifest in many different ways. There can be stigma against wanting to get help, or stigma against admitting that they suffer from a mental health problem. For certain populations, stigma can be more specific. We all can benefit from identifying stigmas we consciously or subconsciously have. Once we identify them, hopefully they will no longer act as a barrier to getting services, or interfere with the way we interact with people who may need support. By telling stories of people who articulate stigmas/barriers they experienced before getting services, others will become more aware of stigma.
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Published Oct 2015
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Mental health is important to everyone in the community, and Kings County Behavioral Health is here to help. Kings County Behavioral Health is helping people in the community in need of mental health services. This publication helps reduce the stigma of seeking help for mental health issues and introduces readers to some of what Kings County Behavioral Health has to offer.
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Published Sep 2015
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Care Enough to Act (CETA) is dedicated to providing resources for people affected by suicide in Butte County. This outreach piece will help educate about and reduce stigma surrounding suicide and mental illness, and provide practical tools and resources to empower readers to take action if they are concerned about loved ones and acquaintances.
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Published Sep 2015
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Suicide doesn’t impact one life – it impacts us all. That’s why it’s everybody’s business to know how to prevent it. Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) has received a grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) to build collaboration in the community and increase help-seeking behaviors for suicide prevention.
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Published May 2015
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The Yolo County Department of Health Services operates under a new mission, "Making a difference by enhancing the quality of life in our community." True to its mission, the department provides robust mental health services and partners with community organizations to reach as many individuals as possible.
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Published Sep 2014
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In this public outreach piece Care Enough to Act (CETA), the suicide prevention task force for Butte, Glenn and Tehama Counties, shares stories of survivors of suicide loss and suicide attempts, as well as prevention and intervention tools.
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Published Sep 2014
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This publication, sponsored by the Lake County Suicide Prevention Task Force, shares the stories of those who've witnessed firsthand the power of hope. Learn the warning signs of suicide risk and how to intervene. Readers can also connect to local, state and national resources for mental health and suicide prevention.
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Published May 2014
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People living with mental illness don't need to end up in the hospital, jail or homeless. There are many treatment options that can prevent crisis situations and provide better outcomes — at a lower cost.
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Published Apr 2014
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If you or someone you know has a behavioral health issue that impacts everyday life, help is out there. OC Links makes getting assistance for behavioral health issues easier, with skilled Navigators that can connect people to the services they need.
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Published Sep 2013
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The stigma surrounding mental health issues can do real damage, but there is hope. Placer County's Campaign for Community Wellness seeks to spread awareness about and eliminate the stigma surrounding mental illness, and show how anyone can help reduce stigma.
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Published Sep 2013
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Uno de cada cuatro viven en la actualidad con una enfermedad mental. La Ley de Servicios de Salud Mental ofrece recursos valiosos para las personas y familias afectadas por enfermedades mentales.
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Published Sep 2013
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One in four currently live with a mental illness. The Mental Health Services Act provides valuable resources for individuals and families affected by mental illnesses.
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Published Sep 2013
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The multi-agency suicide-prevention task force known as Care Enough to Act helps the community understand depression as a clinical condition and an underlying risk factor in suicide.
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Published Sep 2013
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La prevención del suicidio puede salvar vidas. Tulare y Kings colaboran en la difusión de la conciencia y la esperanza en el esfuerzo para prevenir el suicidio.
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Published Sep 2013
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Suicide prevention can save lives. Tulare and Kings counties collaborate in spreading awareness and hope in the effort to prevent suicide.
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Published Jan 2013
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Mental illnesses impact people of every background, color and age. The Mental Health Services Act is transforming California's mental health system as an important source of funding for new resources.
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Published Oct 2012
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Suicide is preventable. Care Enough to Act is a collaboration with the Butte County Suicide Prevention Task Force that aims to raise awareness of depression and bring hope and care to those affected by suicide.
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Published May 2012
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Mental illness can affect anyone. The Nevada State Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services provides essential services and resources for anyone affected by mental illness.
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