The Overnight Walk
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The Overnight Walk is the National fundraising walk to benefit The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Joined September 2008
Visit AFSP’s Action Center to urge Congress to fully fund 988, including the LGBTQ+ youth line. Customize your message to legislators and share why continued funding for 988 and the LGBTQ+ youth line is important to YOU: . #AFSPadvocacy.
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The national LGBTQ+ youth suicide lifeline is officially discontinued. 988 is still here if you need mental health support. LGBTQ+ youth can also reach a trained counselor at @thetrevorproject Lifeline by calling 1-866-488-7386 or texting START to 678 678. #AFSPadvocacy.
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If you participated in our 2025 NYC Overnight Walk, please take some time to complete our survey that was emailed to all registered participants! The survey will be closing soon and we want to hear your feedback and helpful ideas.💙
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Save Your Spot for the 2026 Overnight Walk to be the first to know next year's date and location!
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We already miss you! Let's take a look back on our 30th Overnight Walk in NYC.
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Acknowledging the unique mental health challenges and barriers youth face is critical in fighting suicide. 💙. Check in with your child, friend, family, and loved ones.
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This #MinorityMentalHealthAwarenessMonth, we're highlighting the importance of cultural inclusion. This AFSP-funded research followed high schoolers in Puerto Rico and the effect of culturally sensitive outpatient treatment.
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"We know from research that marginalized groups face a unique set of factors that impact mental health and suicide risk. Culturally competent care can help. Visit for resources for marginalized communities. #MinorityMentalHealthAwarenessMonth"
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Mental health and physical health are intertwined and equally important. Finding moments to prioritize both your physical and mental health is a great act of self-care.
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How does our community support #MinorityMentalHealthAwarenessMonth?. One said, "I share my story of survival and I participate with others,” while another said, "Work to understand how the stigma impacts their communities and resistance to seek help.".
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You are deserving of patience, compassion, and grace. Remember, each of us is experiencing life for the very first time, and simply finding your way is an achievement worth celebrating. ✨
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Did you miss our Opening and Closing Ceremony for the NYC Overnight Walk? We have it recorded on our Overnight Walk Facebook page for you to see!
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We are so grateful to all of our incredible Crew Members and Volunteers who help make the Overnight Walk possible! Interested in getting more involved? Volunteer with your local AFSP Chapter.
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While you're celebrating the #FourthOfJuly, it's important to remember that fireworks may affect those with PTSD. If you're struggling today, reach out to the resources above. You are not alone.💙
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Hugs are what make The Overnight special. Be sure to Save Your Spot on our website for 2026 now at We can't wait to hug you next year!
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A reminder that when life and your emotions feel difficult to manage, focus on what's in your control.💙
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July is #MinorityMentalHealthAwarenessMonth💙. We must consider the unique mental health factors that impact historically marginalized racial and ethnic groups — it can be lifesaving. For mental health resources for marginalized communities, visit
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This June and beyond, we're dedicated to promoting the well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people. Together, we have the power to help fight suicide in the LGBTQ+ community — and it starts with you.🏳️🌈💙. Artwork by Wednesday Holmes. #PrideMonth
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