Introducing the “You Matter” Campaign for Young Adults in Emotional Distress or Suicidal Crisis

SAMHSA is proud to announce a new online event to promote Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The event focuses on useful information important for the lives of young people, even in the face of difficult times and difficult problems.

Through blogs and social media, we aim to build a connection with lifelines on the lifeline by providing safe online space and building awareness and trust in the lives of young people. This event will introduce promising peer-to-peer information, provide support for young people who are in danger and in danger of helping them, and resources to help them. Ultimately, our goal is to persuade young people in mental suffering or suicide crisis to take life-saving measures by calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or online chat.

Important information on lifeline service, how to receive assistance, and web site including warning sign of mental suffering and suicide are included. This site includes blogs on specific issues that many young people deal with, such as losing jobs and moving houses, and advice on how to deal with stress and life changes. This event is actively participating in Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr.

Based on a careful assessment of how young people respond to suicide and crisis counseling, You Matter has been developed to meet the critical needs of young people who are reluctant to ask for assistance when they need it . There are other national campaigns to promote suicide prevention, but You Matter is the first campaign to offer counseling services to young people. For many young people, what is important is the first step to ask yourself and friends for help.

Lifeline cooperates with Active Mind, the US Suicide Prevention Foundation, ReachOut, SAVE, Suicide Prevention Resource Center, and Jed Foundation that supports You Matter. Partners support campaigns in a variety of ways, including posting information about campaigns on their site, promoting campaigns to social media via online social media, and more.

Young people need to hear that suicide is preventable, and Lifeline can help them when they or their friends are in trouble or crisis. Please visit www.youmatter.suicidepreventionlifeline.org.

If you feel suicidal idea in the US, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255). It is a nationwide network of local crisis centers that provide secret spiritual support free of charge 24 hours a day, seven days a week for those with suicidal crisis and mental suffering.

Important information on lifeline service, how to receive assistance, and web site including warning sign of mental suffering and suicide are included. This site includes blogs on specific issues that many young people deal with, such as losing jobs and moving houses, and advice on how to deal with stress and life changes. This event is actively participating in Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr. Based on a careful assessment of how young people respond to suicide and crisis counseling, You Matter has been developed to meet the critical needs of young people who are reluctant to ask for assistance when they need it . There are other national campaigns to promote suicide prevention, but You Matter is the first campaign to offer counseling services to young people. For many young people, what is important is the first step to ask yourself and friends for help.

Through blogs and social media, we aim to build a connection with lifelines on the lifeline by providing safe online space and building awareness and trust in the lives of young people. This event will introduce promising peer-to-peer information, provide support for young people who are in danger and in danger of helping them, and resources to help them. Ultimately, our goal is to persuade young people in mental suffering or suicide crisis to take life-saving measures by calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or online chat.