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JULY 15, 2022
Coming to Indian Country: 988 and the
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
ACUPUNCTURE
with Mallory
Why do we need 988?
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for Native youth ages 10-24.
Native communities experience the highest rates of suicide amongst all racial
and ethnic groups in the Unites States, and suicide rates among American
Indian and Alaska Native communities rose by 118% between 1999 and 2017.
THURSDAYS starting
MAY 12
Suicide is preventable. 988 is one step in the direction of saving lives. This
early intervention can reduce the burden on 911 and hospital services. 988
will move mental health and substance use services out of the shadows and
into the mainstream; it will send a message that healing and getting help are
normal and important parts of life.
@ Grand Ronde Health and
Wellness Center
What is 988?
988 is a direct three-digit line to trained National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
crisis counselors that will go live July 16, 2022. With an easy to remember 3-
digit number, the Lifeline hopes to reach many more people in emotional
crisis. This service is provided free of charge to the caller. Any person of any
age can call or text 988; services will be available 24/7, year round. They will
include a text option, translation services for non-English speakers, accessible
options for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and services for minors.
Acupuncture can help
with...
pain
When you’ve got a police, fire, or rescue emergency, you call 911.
When you have a mental health emergency, you call/text 988.
headaches/migraines
digestive issues
How will this affect my community?
women's health issues
The impact of 988 will vary from community to community. If your
community has reliable phone and 911 services, it will now have access to
988 24/7. Community members will be able to receive confidential services
during mental health emergencies with minimal involvement of police or
hospitals. If you live in an area where connecting to 911 services is difficult,
you may experience the same with 988. Please know that chatting via the
suicidepreventionlifeline.org website, texting NATIVE to the Crisis Text Line
at 741741, or texting 988 when available may be the best ways to connect in
these communities.
emotional pain &
trauma
diabetic neuropathy
addictions
and so much more!
Questions or to schedule:
CALL OR TEXT: 503-482-9370
EMAIL: info@yourdearbody.com
REV. 03/2022
Great Circle Shuttle Service:
Look for the White Van
Drivers: Jonathan Little and Joel Selwyn
Salem to Grand Ronde/ Willamina 2 Trips per Day AM/PM pick up and drop offs
Beginning Monday May 9 th
This is for people seeking transport between Great Circle Recovery and Health and Wellness.
No fare---free service
Call 503.983.9900 for more information
Stop Number
Trip 1
Trip 2
Trip 3
1
6:55
10:20
1:35
2
7:30
11:00
2:10
3
7:45
11:15
2:25
Great Circle Recovery
Coyote Joes Willamina
Community Center
Grand Ronde
Pick-Up Locations
Great Circle Recovery
Great Circle Grand Ronde Bus Schedule
4
8:30
11:45
3:00
1011 Commercial Street NE
Suite 110 Salem, OR 97301
503-983-9900
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