suicide prevention
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Utah House bill funds youth suicide prevention
Suicide was the first leading cause of death for Utahns between the ages of 10-24 in 2015. National Suicide Prevention Week, held this year from September 11-16, aims to create healthy conversations about the highly stigmatized topic and raise awareness about resources available to those struggling with suicidal ideation.
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HOPE Squads help prevent suicide in Utah high schools
Selina Llewellyn teaches English at Skyridge High School in Lehi, Utah. It's not unusual for her to have a bunch of kids eating lunch in her classroom, but recently, she had one boy come in to talk to her privately.
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STAY WEAR wants wearers to 'stay you'
For Shane Ball, STAY WEAR clothing isn't just a brand — it's a lifestyle statement.
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After 2 sons' suicides, family hopes app will save others
Hailey Burningham,13, sits with her her mother Robyn in West Jordan, Thursday, June 9, 2016. Robyn has lost two sons to suicide and is hopeful that an app called 'SafeUT' will prevent other children from doing the same.
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Iraq veteran finds peace by fly fishing
Warren Price spends an afternoon fly fishing in the Provo River. He is a licensed recreational therapist striving to help those who suffer from PTSD through retreats. (Todd Wakefield/BYU)
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Viewpoint: Dispelling the darkness
This is my last article for The Universe and in many ways the hardest to write. I believe it needs to be shared in the hope that it may help others. While I often feel lost and confused about my personal journey, I do know what I would say to someone in my position.
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