American Foundation for Suicide Prevention - Greater Sacramento Chapter

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention - Greater Sacramento Chapter AFSP is the nation's leading su***de prevention org. Help is available. Call/text 988. We each bring our own experience and we invite you to share yours.

The American Foundation for Su***de Prevention’s page is a forum to communicate news and information and to create a community among individuals concerned about su***de prevention, coping with su***de loss and living with a mental illness. While we encourage dialogue, it is important that this page remain free of judgment, criticism, and unsolicited advice, a safe place for all members of our community. Comments or posts on this page that do not follow these guidelines may be removed.

To every survivor: you deserve to be heard. You deserve to be supported. You deserve healing. You are not alone. ✨ 💙Ther...
10/02/2026

To every survivor: you deserve to be heard. You deserve to be supported. You deserve healing. You are not alone. ✨ 💙

There is no “right” way to respond to trauma, and support is available whether an experience happened recently or many years ago.

If the news and conversations happening right now feel overwhelming, it is okay to step away, reach out to someone you trust, or connect with professional support. We’ve gathered some resources for you; you are not alone!!💙

We’re grateful to see specialized 988 support 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline for LGBTQ+ youth restored, helping ensure yo...
10/01/2026

We’re grateful to see specialized 988 support 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline for LGBTQ+ youth restored, helping ensure young people can connect with counselors who understand their experiences.🌈✨

Everyone deserves to feel seen, supported, and heard.💙

Read AFSP’s full statement at the link in our bio🖇️

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💙 As Su***de Prevention Month comes to an end, we want to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who has supported o...
10/01/2026

💙 As Su***de Prevention Month comes to an end, we want to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who has supported our community, shared resources, started conversations, checked in on a loved one, and reminded others that they are never alone.

Your support matters! 😊 Every conversation, every act of kindness, and every person who chooses to reach out can help create a community where people feel seen, heard, and supported. While September may be coming to an end, su***de prevention is something we carry with us all year long.

Together, we can create a world where no one feels alone. Healing and hope are always possible! ✨

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Loved walking with us at the Sacramento Walk? 🍁🧡 Want to do it again? Here’s your chance!💙✨ Join us for the 2026 Placer ...
09/29/2026

Loved walking with us at the Sacramento Walk? 🍁🧡 Want to do it again? Here’s your chance!💙✨ Join us for the 2026 Placer County Out of the Darkness Walk and keep the momentum going.

Follow the steps above to register, join a team, or create your own!🥰

📅 October 10 | 📍 Auburn, CA

Let’s keep walking, remembering, honoring & bringing hope.🧡

09/23/2026

⏳ The countdown is ON! 💙✨

It’s almost time for the AFSP Placer County Out of the Darkness Walk! Register today, create a team, and join us as we come together to raise hope and awareness. 🫶

We can’t wait to see you all soon! 🥰💙

More information located in our bio! 🔗

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09/23/2026
Today was a meaningful day for su***de prevention in Sacramento!✨💙AFSP Greater Sac chapter was honored to be at today’s ...
09/22/2026

Today was a meaningful day for su***de prevention in Sacramento!✨💙

AFSP Greater Sac chapter was honored to be at today’s Sacramento City Council meeting as the City of Sacramento recognized September as National Su***de Prevention Month through an official resolution, introduced by Councilwoman Lisa Kaplan.

This resolution is an important recognition of the need to continue conversations around mental health, su***de prevention, awareness, and access to resources throughout our community.😊

We are incredibly grateful to Councilwoman Kaplan and the Sacramento City Council for recognizing this important cause and standing with us in our mission to ***de and bring hope to our community.💙

Mental health support must be accessible, inclusive, and reflect the communities it serves.  This  , we’re sharing resou...
09/20/2026

Mental health support must be accessible, inclusive, and reflect the communities it serves.

This , we’re sharing resources created with Latinx and Hispanic individuals in mind — because your lived experience matters in how you receive care. 🫂💬

Explore these resources and support designed to meet you where you are, because you're not alone, and you never have to be. ❤️

Get support today: afsp.org/hispanicmentalhealthresources
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El apoyo para la salud mental debe ser accesible, inclusivo y reflejar las comunidades a las que sirve.

Este , compartimos recursos creados pensando en las personas latinx e hispanas, porque lo que han vivido influye en la manera en que reciben atención. 🫂💬

Explora estos recursos y apoyos diseñados para encontrarte justo donde estás, porque no estás solo y nunca tienes que estarlo. ❤️

💙 Thank you, Sacramento Public Library! 💚A huge thank you to the Sacramento Public Library for hosting AFSP for a Talk S...
09/18/2026

💙 Thank you, Sacramento Public Library! 💚

A huge thank you to the Sacramento Public Library for hosting AFSP for a Talk Saves Lives: An Introduction to Su***de Prevention presentation. 🗣️💙✨

We’re grateful for the opportunity to come together, learn, and have important conversations about su***de prevention. Every conversation matters, and talking can truly save lives.

Thank you for helping us create a community where it’s okay to talk, ask for help, and support one another.🥰

Sacramento Public Library

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Today is National Physician Su***de Awareness Day ✨ 💙Physicians experience higher rates of su***de than the general popu...
09/17/2026

Today is National Physician Su***de Awareness Day ✨ 💙

Physicians experience higher rates of su***de than the general population. Today, we stress the need for greater mental health support and su***de prevention efforts in the health care industry.

If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988. You are never alone.

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2443 Fair Oaks Boulevard #80
Sacramento, CA
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