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Our mission is to reduce youth suicide attempts and deaths
in Washington State.
Working toward that goal, we build public awareness, offer training, and support communities taking action. |
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WHAT'S NEW AT YSPP
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Each week in Washington State,
An average of two young people die by suicide and another 17 suicide attempts result in hospitalization.
While these facts are disturbing,
there is hope. By educating ourselves and others, we can make
a difference in preventing youth suicide.
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This website is presented as an educational resource by the Youth Suicide
Prevention Program. The information is not meant as a substitute
for qualified professional advice. If you are seeking help
for yourself or someone you care about, you have several options.
Every county in the State of Washington has a 24-hour crisis
hotline which can assist with resources and emotional support.
We disclaim any implied warranty or representation about its
accuracy, completeness, or appropriateness for a particular
purpose. You assume full responsibility for using the information
at this site, and you understand and agree that the Youth
Suicide Prevention Program is neither responsible nor liable
for any claim, loss, or damage resulting from its use.
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