In Park County, one in five middle and high school students have seriously wanted to die or attempted suicide - meaning in a typical classroom of 25, five students have tried to die or seriously considered it. Our communities have lost too many loved ones to suicide. Early identification of children who need extra support and rapid care connection can prevent these tragedies.

RBHI's Screening Linked to Care program is a lifeline for children experiencing suicidality. Over the past four school years, we've offered free, digital mental health screening and immediate support to every school in the county and supported hundreds of students annually. Screenings take less than 10 minutes, and students who report recent suicidality meet with a mental health professional the same day to ensure their safety, build a personalized plan, and involve parents. RBHI's free care coordination and clinical services bridge families to rapid care. In four years, we've identified over 130 students at high risk of suicide and provided them with critical support at school. Your support will help us continue to save lives and connect Park County families and children to life-changing mental health care.