This week, we want to take a moment to highlight some incredible local organizations that are helping advance our mission of saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide. A huge thank you to Papillion Orthodontics for their generous support of AFSP through their

From sadness and anger to love and even laughter, grief can bring up a wide range of emotions. No matter what you’re feeling, remember, you’re allowed to feel it. It’s important to acknowledge those emotions as they come instead of holding them in.

In a world where you can be anything, be kind. 💛 A kind word can be a lifeline. Check in on a loved one or friend today - and if you or someone you know needs support, 988 is here for you 24/7.

How do you nurture your mental health? 🧠✨💙

More mental health advice is being shared on social media. Where’s the line between content and care? Vic sits down with Shani Tran, a licensed professional clinical counselor, to discuss her journey posting on social media. Listen: https://t.co/dXBGW8Gf13

Your grief is yours alone, shaped by your memories, your life, and your connection with the loved one you lost. 💙 Even though no two experiences are the same, connection can bring comfort, especially among those who know what it feels like to face questions without clear

We're thinking of everyone affected by the recent tragedy in Minneapolis. 💙 In times of crisis, protecting your mental health is important. If your feed feels heavy, find time to disconnect and take a media break. If you're struggling, call 988 or text TALK to 741741.

Today is International Day to End Conversion Therapy 🏳️‍🌈 Together, we can educate ourselves, support efforts to end conversion therapy, support LGBTQ+ mental health, and remind everyone that they are accepted exactly as they are. 🌈 🫶 Learn more: https://t.co/yji2zJwjep

We can find support and hope by having honest conversations with one another. 💙

Grief can feel a little lighter when you don’t have to carry it alone. Sharing your story and hearing others’ can bring comfort and hope when you need it most. 💙 Come together with other loss survivors at https://t.co/UthgORvP6f

Let 2026 be a year full of ✨ hope ✨ Hope that we will reach more communities with suicide prevention programs and resources. Hope that our advocacy efforts for better mental health policies will be successful. Hope for suicide loss survivors. Hope that you will join us this

Start the year by remembering you're never alone. 💙 Help is just a call, text, or chat away. Dial 988 to reach @988Lifeline or text TALK to 741741 to reach @crisistextline, if you need support today or any day. You are not alone.

As we come to the close of 2025, we’re recognizing the moments of hope your generosity has made possible. 💙 Because of friends like you, people in crisis found connection, families received support after loss, advocates rallied for meaningful policy change, and communities

Today is a good day to go slow. You don’t have to be productive, cheerful, or “back to normal.” Rest is allowed. Support is always here.

Holidays and special occasions can raise an array of emotions. It's okay if today — or any day — is difficult for you. Take it moment by moment. You are doing your best and that is more than enough. 🫶

Holidays can bring many emotions. This Christmas Eve, know that support, compassion, and hope are always within reach. We’re here with you. 💙

We're grateful for everyone who has made a gift to suicide prevention. 🫶 We couldn't save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide without your support. Consider making a gift today at https://t.co/5k5EersuJ5

Your mental health is a priority everyday. How are you feeling today? Respond with an emoji: 💙 Feeling all good things ❤️ Neutral and at peace 💛 Could use some support 💚 Feeling down but hopeful

Thank you for being you. 💙 Tag someone in the comments that you're grateful for.

As we come to the close of 2025, we’re recognizing the moments of hope your generosity has made possible. 💙 Because of friends like you, people in crisis found connection, families received support after loss, advocates rallied for meaningful policy change, and communities