Since 1977, trained volunteers have used non-judgmental, non-religious befriending skills to ease the emotional pain or crisis of more than 500,000 callers of all ages who are lonely, depressed, suicidal or seeking information to help a family member or friends. As requested, callers can be referred to our community partners for professional mental health services. All calls are confidential and anonymous. [learn more]

There's a Safe Place to talk each Tuesday evening from 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Our support group provides a non-threatening environment where caring people who have experienced loss through suicide can share their feelings.
It is a self-help model in which members help each other through mutual understanding and support. This free program is open to adult family members, close friends and co-workers of people who have died by suicide. [learn more]