The North Dakota Health and Human Services has announced the organizations that will receive funding for its suicide prevention initiative. Six groups were chosen, each with a proven track record of supporting individuals struggling with mental health issues. These organizations include Minot State University’s Center for Persons with Disabilities, Peer Vision for Mental Health, Haugen Performance Consulting, Eyes on the Horizon Consulting, Consensus Council, and Cook Center for Human Connection.
Melissa Markegard, the suicide prevention administrator for HHS, emphasized the importance of early intervention in preventing suicide. She highlighted that everyone shares the same goal of reducing and eliminating suicide within the state of North Dakota. If you or someone you know is experiencing thoughts of self-harm or suicide, please reach out for help by calling or texting 9-8-8. This hotline operates 24/7 to provide support to those in need.
These six organizations have been selected based on their ability to provide support to individuals struggling with mental health issues. Each organization has a proven track record of providing valuable resources and support to those in need. These groups are committed to helping individuals overcome the challenges they face and find hope for a brighter future.
The North Dakota Health and Human Services is dedicated to reducing and eliminating suicide within the state. By providing funding to these six organizations, HHS is taking an important step towards achieving this goal. Through their efforts, these groups will be able to provide valuable resources and support to those who need it most.
