Thursday, September 13 | Cause Connected, Human Services
Annually, millions of Americans report experiencing serious thoughts of suicide. Suicidal thoughts can affect anyone regardless of age, gender or background. By increasing awareness, we can begin to control its expanding presence and devastating effects. The only way we can help those in need is by recognizing their struggle.
Research shows most individuals contemplating suicide give some indication of their intent. Your ability to recognize someone’s struggle could help save a life. Awareness is the first step to prevention, and we all can play a role in preventing suicide. To learn more about suicide warning signs, visit NetsmartLife.
Thursday, January 07 | Thought Leadership,Post-Acute Care,Human Services
Healthcare agencies are extremely vulnerable to cybersecurity breaches, regardless of size. In this webinar, industry experts answered audience questions about the threat landscape and shared strategies for risk mitigation.
MoreTuesday, December 22 | Human Services,Client Success Stories
2020 has had its fair share of challenges and adversities, but Seven Counties Services never faltered from supporting and serving their community, often for clients in their most vulnerable positions.
MoreThursday, December 03 | Human Services,Care Coordination,Partnerships and Collaboration,Value-based Care
Learn how organizations can properly assist justice-involved individuals experiencing mental health issues both before and after incarceration through programs and technologies designed with care coordination in mind.
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