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Leaders in Construction Industry Announce Comprehensive Plan for Suicide Prevention and Mental Health
Portland, Oregon. Eight of the nation’s leading general contractors have unveiled a groundbreaking initiative to improve mental health and reduce suicide rates in the construction industry. These companies—together representing over $75 billion in annual revenue—have built communities, neighborhoods, and iconic skylines across the Western United States.
From Loss to Leadership: Rebuilding Mental Health in Construction Culture
In an industry known for building structures that withstand the elements, the toughest challenges are often the emotional ones. The construction industry faces a hidden crisis claiming more lives than workplace accidents ever could.
Barbershops Have Long Been Mental Health Havens—Now They’re Expanding Their Support
Barbershops have always been more than just places for a fresh fade or a lineup. For generations, they’ve served as trusted community spaces—where conversations flow freely, where advice is given, and where people feel safe. Now, in Portland, they’re becoming something even more powerful: hubs for mental health support.
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YouthLine Hawai‘i Awarded Recovery Funding to Expand Youth Mental Health Support in Maui
For More Information, Contact:Jered WeberCommunications DirectorLines for Life [email protected] Holton CEO Lines for Life [email protected] Hawai‘i Awarded Recovery Funding to Expand Youth Mental Health Support in MauiGrants totaling $100,000...
