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Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention Board Member Interest Form

We are excited to announce that we currently accepting applications for people interested in all board positions for the upcoming term (2022-2024)! If you are interested, please complete the survey below!

Thank you for celebrating our 15th Annual Walk in Memory Walk for Hope!

Thank you for joining us to celebrate our 15th Annual Walk in Memory Walk for Hope!

THANK YOU to all of the volunteers who serve on the planning committee and the event team. While there are too many to list individually, please know that each of you makes a difference by giving of your time, talent, and treasure. You matter and you are appreciated!

Thank you to Hope Means Nevada for your support, collaboration, and talent! Thanks too to our Exhibitors and Walk Volunteers for your dedication and support, and finally, a special thanks to the Bob Miller Middle School Administrators and the incredible Custodial Team for looking after us year after year.

This year’s Walk was a huge success because of this support!

*All Images Courtesy of NV Energy Foundation.

THANK YOU SO MUCH TO OUR SPONSORS & CONTRIBUTORS:

Spring Mountain Treatment Center (Breakfast Sponsor)

Sam’s Club (Water and Ice sponsor)

Southern Nevada Health District (Hand Sanitizer)

Law Office of Shelley Lubritz, PLLC (Special Contribution)

Youth M.O.V.E. Nevada (Activity Book Donation)

Nevada Council on Problem Gambling (Special Sponsorship)

THANK YOU TO OUR PROGRAMMING TALENT:

DJ Sparkle aka Denise Humphrey

Reach In Now University

Punam Mathur

Emily King

BSA Troop 7

 

 

8 News Now Article: 20 CCSD students died from suicide since distance education began

Be sure to read this 8 News Now article on CCSD students suicide.

Read Here: https://www.8newsnow.com/news/local-news/20-ccsd-students-died-from-suicide-since-distance-education-began-families-say-loneliness-during-distance-education-was-likely-contributing-factor-in-death/

20 CCSD students died from suicide since distance education began; families say loneliness during distance education was ‘likely contributing factor in death’