County, HOPE unveil 'Let’s Get to Tomorrow Together' suicide-prevention campaign
Summary
Huntington County Health Department and the nonprofit HOPE presented a suicide-prevention initiative of posters, QR-linked resources, and a community conversation on Sept. 15; commissioners agreed to courthouse outreach and departmental distribution.
Representatives from the Huntington County Health Department and the nonprofit HOPE introduced a countywide suicide-prevention campaign called "Let’s Get to Tomorrow Together," which will place resource posters with QR codes linking to the county's online community resource guide and host a community conversation Sept. 15 at Huntington North High School.
Commissioners approved placing a HOPE sticker on the courthouse entrance, allowing brochures in county courtrooms, and asked Human Resources to distribute initiative materials to department heads. HOPE also announced its 15th Annual Walk scheduled for Sept. 19 in Huntington. The presentation emphasized connecting residents to local resources and reducing barriers to help-seeking.
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