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The Alexandria S*xual Assault Center is facilitating a s*xual violence teen support group to discuss topics such as identifying triggers and coping skills and setting boundaries. Meetings will be at ACHS. If interested, send referrals to
[email protected] by 1/28/22.
ACAP is hiring a Youth Engagement Specialist!
Join us on December 9 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. for a virtual conversation featuring Alexandria’s youth voices. Hear directly from a panel of teens as they highlight what they need from adults to navigate life after the pandemic. Learn more and register at PreventItAlexandria.org
Join us on December 9 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. for a virtual conversation featuring Alexandria’s youth voices. Hear directly from a panel of teens as they highlight what they need from adults to navigate life after the pandemic. Learn more and register at PreventItAlexandria.org
ACT for Alexandria is now accepting applications for the . Members will have the opportunity to build leadership skills, make an impact in the community, and be PAID for their efforts! The deadline to apply is November 1. Please share this opportunity with high school aged youth in Alexandria. Learn more at PreventItAlexandria.org.
Help spread the word about the Alexandria Library's Teen Advisory Group, open to youth in grades 6-12 that are interested in sharing ideas, influencing the library, and earning services hours. Learn more at alexandriava.gov/sapca.
Today is World Su***de Prevention Day. Do you know warning signs for su***de? By learning the warning signs, you can help ***de. Access more prevention resources at alexandriava.gov/109758.
If you were previously a teen in foster care and are 18 up to 27 years old (but not 27 yet), you may be eligible for financial support through the Consolidated Appropriations Act (2021). Deadline to apply is September 15. Visit FosterMyFuture.com (or scan the QR code below) to learn more about the program or text/call 757.298.3586 and give your name and reason for communicating or email
[email protected]. Learn more at alexandriava.gov/ChildWelfare.
No one takes their life for a single reason. It’s important to know that generally, when someone dies by su***de, it can be attributed to a combination of various risk factors. Learn about the risk factors and warning signs at
https://afsp.org/signs and access more prevention resources at alexandriava.gov/109758.
This week is ***dePreventionWeek. Read this proclamation by the Governor of Virginia—and learn how you can help prevent su***de at alexandriava.gov/109758.
Are you a high school student who wants to make an impact in your community? Take a brief survey and learn more about the Youth Council forming in Alexandria! Help guide decisions, address key community issues, and be part of a dynamic team of youth leaders. Visit alexandriava.gov/sapca to take the survey!
Contrary to popular belief, asking someone directly if they’re thinking about su***de won’t “put the idea in their head.” In fact, people are often relieved to have a real conversation about mental health. Learn how to have a at afsp.org/realconvo and access more prevention resources at alexandriava.gov/109758. ***dePreventionWeek