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  • Promotional graphic for the L.E.T.S. Save Lives campaign. A hand is shown reaching upward in dim lighting. On the left, a speech‑bubble logo contains the text ‘L.E.T.S. SAVE LIVES’ with the tagline ‘Listening. Empathy. Trust. Support.’ On the upper right is the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention logo. White text in the lower right references suicide prevention within African American communities.

    L.E.T.S Lets Save Lives

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    L.E.T.S Lets Save Lives L.E.T.S. (listening, empathy, trust, support) Save Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention for Black and African American Communities is a presentation created by and for Black people, designed to reduce cultural stigma, foster conversations about mental health, and raise awareness of suicide prevention for individuals who identify as Black...

  • The image shows a single awareness ribbon made of satin material. The ribbon features two distinct colors: one half is teal and the other half is purple. The ribbon is looped in the traditional awareness‑ribbon shape, with the ends crossing at the bottom and the top forming a smooth rounded loop. The texture of the ribbon appears slightly glossy, reflecting soft light that highlights subtle folds and stitching along the edges. The background is blurred with muted tones, creating a gentle gradient that keeps focus on the ribbon itself. No text or additional objects are present in the image.

    How to Provide Suicide‑Focused Care in K‑12 Schools: Practical and Actionable Tips

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    The Department of Behavioral Health is sharing information about a July 30th webinar hosted by The Suicide Care Connection powered by CAMS‑care. Experts Dr. Brausch and Dr. Michael will cover practical ways schools can strengthen mental health support, including: Developing and sustaining tertiary interventions like the CAMS framework Setting up...

  • Presenter leads a QPR suicide prevention training in a classroom with attendees at tables. Incluye texto “Preguntar, Persuadir, Referir” y “Capacitación Virtual Gratuita,” junto al logo de DBH.

    Entrenamiento QPR – Aprenda a Ayudar a Salvar una Vida

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    QPR significa Preguntar, Persuadir y Referir. Es un entrenamiento que ayuda a las personas a aprender cómo reconocer cuando alguien puede estar pensando en hacerse daño y cómo apoyar a esa persona de manera segura. QPR enseña tres pasos simples que pueden salvar vidas: -Cómo preguntar si alguien está pensando...

  • A graphic promoting “Question, Persuade, Refer,” featuring large bold text on a purple background. Below the main heading, a label reads “Free Virtual & In-Person Suicide Prevention Training.” The San Bernardino County Behavioral Health logo appears at the bottom. On the right side, two circular photos show individuals participating in a classroom-style training session, including a presenter standing at the front of the room and attendees seated at tables with notebooks and drinks.

    QPR Virtual Training

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    QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Training is an evidence‑based suicide prevention program designed to teach community members how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and respond effectively. Participants learn three simple, life‑saving steps: how to ask someone if they are considering suicide, how to offer hope through supportive...

  • H.E.L.P.E.R.S.

    H.E.L.P.E.R.S. Rudy Hernandez Community Center 222 N. Lugo Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92407 9 – 11:30 a.m.

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