FYI
The South Dakota SUICIDE PREVENTION CALENDAR lists events and activities of interest to caregivers, suicide prevention workers, suicide grief practitioners, stakeholders, and advocates in South Dakota. To have an event added to the calendar, please email the S.D. Suicide Awareness Partnership.
The  South Dakota Mental Health Directory was created to help families identify and select clinicians and agencies that offer mental health services throughout South Dakota. The directory does not list chemical dependency or addiction treatment providers or programs (for that informaion, please contact the S.D. Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse at 800-265-9684.
Veterans can contact the VA's Suicide Prevention Program for help in a crisis. Signs of crisis may include feeling that there is no reason to live; feeling hopeless, nervous, angry, or isolated; or increased drinking or drug use. Veterans or people acting on their behalf may call the Veterans National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255), press #1. The call is free and confidential. Please don't wait. It takes the strength of a warrior to ask for help. You served your country; now let us serve you!
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