Mobile Access Partnership has helped nearly 400 people since it launched last May! Its partners say it's about a lot more than a shower and laundry service. wibw.com/2022/02/01/val…

Suicide is complicated and tragic, but it is often preventable. Knowing the warning signs for suicide and how to get help can help save lives. Learn about behaviors that may be a sign that someone is thinking about suicide with this infographic: fal.cn/3lP7y

GENEROSITY is a super power! What a cool way to spend part of your snow day. Helping others feels so good and makes the world a better place. Good work ladies 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

You Matter, You’re Important. Ask for Help if you need it; you deserve it.

Check out these awesome shirts! Available to order now!!! We are super excited for our upcoming art event, Splash of Strength: Self-Care with Art. Date: March 4th Location: Library during Advisory/Commons after school

Sources of Strength had a Mental Health Resource Table at our senior One Act Plays last night. The WARU Theatre did an awesome job on both shows which address important topics of teen suicide and eating disorders. Highly recommended for mature audiences.

Welcoming the freshman and inviting them to be a part of Sources of Strength! Excited for another year of Hope, Help, & Strength 😁

We kicked off Suicide Prevention Week with #chalkaboutsuicideprevention from @ksphq! Our Sources of Strength peer leaders decorated the entrances at Washburn Rural to spread awareness & positivity. It’s important to get the help you need & deserve, if you’re struggling -tell someone

This awesome group of Sources of Strength Peer Leaders passed out Suicide Prevention Awareness Resource Cards & Dum Dums to end our Suicide Prevention Awareness Week at Washburn Rural. Your life matters! The new Crisis Line is 988. Get the help you need & deserve @ksphq

Good work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Fun to see some familiar faces from our event last year.

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Our Sources of Strength group came out to the Shawnee County Suicide Prevention Coalition 5k. Lots of great folks working to promote mental health and wellness in our community.

Congrats to our very own @aidanhix! Aidan has been a Peer Leader in our Sources of Strength program since it’s inception. He is truly an awesome dude. Kind, thoughtful, genuine, the list goes on & on. Thanks for being a positive person at school & spreading HOPE, HELP & STRENGTH

Thankfulness Challenge! Gratitude can have a profound impact on our lives. Join us in this daily practice m.youtube.com/watch?v=sq-Wku…

Remember: There is no health without mental health! #MentalHealth is just as important as physical health, and asking for help is a normal part of life. You should never feel like you have to take on the world 🌎 alone.

We really appreciated the opportunity to present to the Auburn-Washburn Board of Education! It was great to hear their support of our efforts and recognition of the important work of spreading Hope, Help, and Strength.

Friendship Bracelets during our “Get Connected” campaign!

Continuing our “Get Connected” campaign, we partnered with Theatre Club to spread hope and love to the Covenant school community. Drop off art supply donations at the Counseling Office, the little theatre, or to any adult leader.

Checkout some of our Peer Leaders talking about the importance of mental health and their efforts to spread Hope, Help, and Strength in our school community!

Damon Parker from Damon Parker telling his story today at WRHS. There is always Hope. If you need help speak up and get the help you need and deserve.

Thank you seniors!!! We had our final Club Meeting of the year on Thursday. We heard from a few of our graduating seniors and thanked them for all of their efforts to spread Hope, Help, & Strength at Washburn Rural