As we’re beginning September, which is National Suicide Prevention Month, it’s a great time to make an effort to become more engaged, more educated, and more aware of those around us. There are many in our communities who are working to reduce and prevent suicide, and having a month dedicated to this most serious topic can help us all to take steps to do more.
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