Pikes Peak Suicide Prevention Partnership

Pikes Peak Suicide Prevention Partnership Pikes Peak Suicide Prevention provides free services to anyone who has been impacted by suicide.

No one should have to navigate the loss of a loved one to su***de alone. đź’™Our 10-week closed grief group, Understanding ...
01/05/2026

No one should have to navigate the loss of a loved one to su***de alone. đź’™

Our 10-week closed grief group, Understanding Your Su***de Grief offers a compassionate, confidential space to be seen, heard, and supported by others who truly understand. Together, we’ll explore the unique complexities of su***de grief—at your pace, in community.

🗓 Tuesdays | 6:00–7:30 PM
📍 Begins January 20, 2026
🤍 10-week closed group | Weekly connection & support

If you’re carrying this loss, you don’t have to carry it by yourself.
Registration is open. Call (719) 573-7447 or complete this online form https://www.cognitoforms.com/PikesPeakSu***dePreventionPartnership/ServiceRequest

🎉 Kicking off the new year by celebrating our January Teen Advocacy Board birthdays! 🥳 Sending birthday love to Rowan, K...
01/01/2026

🎉 Kicking off the new year by celebrating our January Teen Advocacy Board birthdays! 🥳 Sending birthday love to Rowan, Kendall, and Rain, all returning members who continue to show up and make an impact. We’re excited for another year with you and all the meaningful work ahead! 💛🧡
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01/01/2026
12/31/2025

Our Teen Board is sending love and good vibes as we head into the New Year 🎉

As you celebrate New Year’s Eve we encourage everyone to have fun, stay safe, and remember to take care of your mental health. Check in with yourself and the people around you because connection matters.

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As we wrap up the year, we are proud to reflect on the impact of "What’s On Your Mind?" In 2025 alone, we had the opport...
12/31/2025

As we wrap up the year, we are proud to reflect on the impact of "What’s On Your Mind?" In 2025 alone, we had the opportunity to present to 786 students, and since 2022, we have reached a total of 2,411 students.

One recent teacher shared, “One of the best su***de prevention presentation I have seen.” Feedback like this reminds us why this work matters. "What’s On Your Mind?" (WOYM) is an interactive, classroom based presentation designed to support high school students’ mental health by building coping skills, sharing lived experiences, and connecting students with trusted resources.

We are excited to continue showing up as a collaborative presentation that demonstrates to our youth and community the importance of unity and how together we can make a difference. We cannot wait to visit more high schools and high school age serving organizations to continue bringing awareness and helping open and normalize conversations around mental health.

If you would like us to present in your space or would like more information, please contact us at đź“§WOYM2022@gmail.com

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⏳ Only 5 Days Left!There’s still time to make a real impact in our community. Your gift to the Give! Campaign helps SPP ...
12/30/2025

⏳ Only 5 Days Left!

There’s still time to make a real impact in our community. Your gift to the Give! Campaign helps SPP provide critical support, including free individual therapy sessions, peer support, and su***de prevention programs that save lives every day.

đź’› Every donation matters. Every connection matters. Every life matters.

Give today and be part of the difference: https://campaign.givepikespeak.org/nonprofit/su***de-prevention-partnership/

Sometimes the men we love struggle in silence.If you’re noticing changes or have a feeling something’s off, check out Ma...
12/30/2025

Sometimes the men we love struggle in silence.

If you’re noticing changes or have a feeling something’s off, check out ManTherapy.org.

It’s built just for men, with approachable resources that make starting the conversation a little easier.

Just don't know where to start? Our Resource Navigation Services can help you find your way. Give us a call at (719) 573-7447.

SPP had the opportunity to visit  to present on how to show up for yourself during times when regular connections like s...
12/29/2025

SPP had the opportunity to visit to present on how to show up for yourself during times when regular connections like school and outside organizations may not be available especially during the holidays ❄️

We talked about using the Wheel of Sources of Strength to help identify support systems and ways to lean into personal strengths. Our Teen Board members also shared their own coping mechanisms and helped lead the “Spray the Love” 🌸 activity reminding everyone of the power of connectedness, compassion, and building on our strengths to get us through hard days.

Thank you IOYS for welcoming us and for creating space for meaningful conversations and support. 💛✨🧡

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Don’t wait for someone to reach out—be the one to reach in. 💛Keep someone in your heart and on your mind. A simple call,...
12/28/2025

Don’t wait for someone to reach out—be the one to reach in. 💛
Keep someone in your heart and on your mind. A simple call, text, or message can remind them they’re seen, valued, and not alone.

Connection saves lives. Be the presence someone needs today.

Address

704 N Tejon Street
Colorado Springs, CO
80903

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17195737447

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