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Connect Campaign: You’re Not Alone ( Suicide Awareness and Prevention)
ODVA
The Connect campaign shares the positive outcomes of veterans who have connected to the VA for help with behavioral health concerns, addiction, suicidal ideation, or other traumatic life events to build awareness that veterans who are suffering from symptoms that can lead to suicide, will find help through the VA.
This campaign aims to connect veterans and their families with suicide prevention resources on ODVA’s website where veterans and those who care for them can:
Become aware of suicidal ideation warning signs and when/where to seek crisis services
Learn about preventative and educational resources and information including self-assessment tools and connect to resources.
Below hear from veterans who have courageously sought help from the VA for behavioral health challenges and share their journey and challenges with others in hopes of encouraging others to Make the Connection to the VA.
Learn more about Veteran Suicide Awareness and Prevention: https://bit.ly/3CSKAaS
A recent report found that those receiving care from the VA were 16% less likely to die by suicide. The availability and use of behavioral health and crisis resources for veterans include raising awareness around important topics related to suicide, including what resources are available and effective for veterans.
Category: Blog Tags: Aging, Connect Campaign, Drug Misuse, Family members of Veterans, Homeless, LGBTQ+, mental health, Mental Health Treatment Options, MST, PTSD, Suicide Awareness and Prevention, VA, women
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Connect Campaign: You’re Not Alone ( Suicide Awareness and Prevention)
ODVA
The Connect campaign shares the positive outcomes of veterans who have connected to the VA for help with behavioral health concerns, addiction, suicidal ideation, or other traumatic life events to build awareness that veterans who are suffering from symptoms that can lead to suicide, will find help through the VA.
This campaign aims to connect veterans and their families with suicide prevention resources on ODVA’s website where veterans and those who care for them can:
Become aware of suicidal ideation warning signs and when/where to seek crisis services
Learn about preventative and educational resources and information including self-assessment tools and connect to resources.
Below hear from veterans who have courageously sought help from the VA for behavioral health challenges and share their journey and challenges with others in hopes of encouraging others to Make the Connection to the VA.
Learn more about Veteran Suicide Awareness and Prevention: https://bit.ly/3CSKAaS
LGBTQ+: https://youtu.be/vX6THnaNDGc
Women: https://youtu.be/NFsFv2ZNy68
Aging: https://youtu.be/4tvGj8FVaEw
Homeless: https://youtu.be/6uzDrnsdpOo
Family Members of Veterans: https://youtu.be/Cr1zFFxuAk8
Mental Health Treatment Options at VA: https://youtu.be/YZ9jvUgLW-4
Drug Misuse: Signs of a Mental Health Challenge: https://youtu.be/5I46ar0oFi4
Strength to Overcome PTSD and MST: https://youtu.be/IL4ZBIdNK80
A recent report found that those receiving care from the VA were 16% less likely to die by suicide. The availability and use of behavioral health and crisis resources for veterans include raising awareness around important topics related to suicide, including what resources are available and effective for veterans.
Category: Blog Tags: Aging, Connect Campaign, Drug Misuse, Family members of Veterans, Homeless, LGBTQ+, mental health, Mental Health Treatment Options, MST, PTSD, Suicide Awareness and Prevention, VA, women
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