Campbell County Suicide Awareness and Prevention - CCSAP

02/24/2026

After a su***de loss or sudden death, everything can feel shattered.

When someone we love — a friend, family member, loved one, or community member — dies unexpectedly, our minds search for answers. That’s human. We replay conversations. We analyze missed calls. We wonder what we could have said, what we should have noticed, what we might have done differently.

It is natural to look inward and blame ourselves.
It is natural to look outward and want someone else to blame.

Blame can feel easier than sitting with the helplessness and heartbreak. But the truth is, loss — especially su***de loss — is complex. It rarely fits into a simple explanation. And carrying blame, whether directed at ourselves or others, only deepens the wound.

There is no perfect thing you missed.
There is no flawless response you failed to give.
There is no single conversation that would have guaranteed a different outcome.

Grief needs space — not speculation.

In the aftermath of a loss, rumors can spread quickly. Stories get twisted. Assumptions get shared. But rumors do not honor the person who died, and they do not help the people who are grieving. They distract from what truly matters: compassion, support, and healing.

If you are grieving:

• Allow yourself to feel what you feel — anger, sadness, confusion, guilt, even numbness.
• Step away from conversations that feel harmful or speculative.
• Set boundaries if you need to.
• Lean into safe people.
• Remember that grief has no timeline.

If you are supporting someone who is grieving:

• Listen more than you speak.
• Avoid trying to “solve” the loss.
• Do not engage in gossip or guesswork.
• Offer steady presence instead of answers.

The most respectful thing we can do after a su***de loss or sudden death is to protect the dignity of the person who died and protect the hearts of those left behind.

We honor them not through rumors or blame — but through kindness, patience, and community care.

In Campbell County, we stand with every family navigating loss. You are allowed to grieve. You are allowed to not have answers. And you do not have to carry this alone. 💚

02/22/2026

Come see us Sunday for a special drawing Monday. Camplex central pavilion 9 til 3 up in arms

02/19/2026

💙 **Prevention Takes All of Us** 💙

Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention plays an important role in su***de prevention in our community — but we are not the only piece of the puzzle, and that’s a good thing.

As a local nonprofit, we focus on:
✔️ Community education and awareness
✔️ Reducing stigma around mental health
✔️ Supporting individuals in crisis (we are not 988, but we will respond and help connect you to resources)
✔️ Assisting families after a su***de
✔️ Raising local funds to meet local needs

At the same time, prevention work is strengthened by partnerships. Agencies like Campbell County Public Health and the Wyoming Department of Health play vital roles in broader public health initiatives, funding prevention programs, and implementing evidence-based strategies across the state.

Each organization has a different structure, funding source, and responsibility — but the goal is shared: saving lives and strengthening mental wellness in our communities.

No one agency can do this work alone.
Nonprofits, public health, schools, healthcare providers, first responders, faith communities, families, and neighbors all matter.

Prevention is not competition — it’s collaboration. 💙

Together, we create a stronger safety net for everyone.

02/18/2026

💙 **Why Our Nonprofit Is Essential to Campbell County** 💙

Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention exists because su***de prevention takes more than one system — it takes a community.

As a local nonprofit, we are able to step into spaces that larger systems sometimes can’t. We focus on prevention through education, awareness, outreach, and direct community connection. We raise our own funds so we can respond to local needs quickly and compassionately.

Here’s why that matters:

🌟 **We Help During a Crisis**
If someone in our community is struggling, we will respond. We are not 988, but we will help connect you to resources, sit with you, and support you in finding the right next step. If you are in immediate danger, always call 911 or 988. But know that you are not alone — we care, and we will help.

🌟 **We Help After a Su***de**
When a family experiences the unimaginable, we are there. We provide support, resources, and financial assistance when possible. Healing doesn’t stop after the services — and neither do we.

🌟 **We Focus on Prevention**
Through education and awareness efforts, we work to reduce stigma, increase understanding of mental health, and promote early intervention before a crisis escalates.

Su***de prevention isn’t just about crisis response. It’s about education. It’s about support. It’s about showing up — before, during, and after.

That’s why a local nonprofit like ours is essential. 💙

02/18/2026

Traci Johnson

💙 **Supporting Mental Health in Our Community** 💙

Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention is a local nonprofit organization dedicated to educating our community about mental health, reducing su***de, and promoting access to vital resources. Our mission is rooted in hope, awareness, and action.

Through generous community support, we:
✔️ Raise funds for mental health education and awareness efforts
✔️ Provide financial assistance to families impacted by su***de
✔️ Help support individuals experiencing a mental health crisis

‼️It’s important to clarify that we are NOT part of Campbell County government or any county agency.‼️

Campbell County Public Health serves as the fiscal agent for Prevention Grant funds in our area. Those Prevention Grant funds flow down from the Wyoming Department of Health, whose purpose is to protect and promote the health and safety of Wyoming residents statewide. These state-level funds support evidence-based prevention programming and public health initiatives, including su***de prevention efforts.

While both our nonprofit and these public health entities are important — and our work can complement one another — we are separate organizations with distinct roles.

Together, through collaboration and community support, we can continue working toward a future where mental health is prioritized, resources are accessible, and lives are saved.

If you’d like to learn more, get involved, or support our mission, please reach out.
💙💜

02/18/2026

💙 **Supporting Mental Health in Our Community** 💙

Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention is a local nonprofit organization dedicated to educating our community about mental health, reducing su***de, and promoting access to vital resources. Our mission is rooted in hope, awareness, and action.

Through generous community support, we:
✔️ Raise funds for mental health education and awareness efforts
✔️ Provide financial assistance to families impacted by su***de
✔️ Help support individuals experiencing a mental health crisis

‼️It’s important to clarify that we are NOT part of Campbell County government or any county agency.‼️

Campbell County Public Health serves as the fiscal agent for Prevention Grant funds in our area. Those Prevention Grant funds flow down from the Wyoming Department of Health, whose purpose is to protect and promote the health and safety of Wyoming residents statewide. These state-level funds support evidence-based prevention programming and public health initiatives, including su***de prevention efforts.

While both our nonprofit and these public health entities are important — and our work can complement one another — we are separate organizations with distinct roles.

Together, through collaboration and community support, we can continue working toward a future where mental health is prioritized, resources are accessible, and lives are saved.

If you’d like to learn more, get involved, or support our mission, please reach out.
💙💜

02/17/2026

💙 **How We’re Different — And Why It Matters** 💙

Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention is often connected in conversation with other local agencies — and while we proudly collaborate, we are **not the same organization**.

Here’s what makes us different:

✨ **We are a local nonprofit.**
We are not part of county government or any public agency. We are community-driven, volunteer-supported, and focused specifically on su***de awareness, prevention education, and direct community support.

✨ **We raise our own funds.**
Through donations, fundraisers, and community events, we generate funding to:
• Provide mental health education and awareness
• Support families impacted by su***de
• Assist individuals experiencing a mental health crisis

✨ **Prevention Grant funding is separate.**
Campbell County Public Health serves as the fiscal agent for Prevention Grant funds that come from the Wyoming Department of Health. These state funds are designed to support public health and evidence-based prevention efforts across Wyoming.

While both organizations play important roles in prevention work, the funding streams, leadership, and structure are different.

🤝 We complement each other — but we are not the same.

Our focus is simple: educating our community, reducing stigma, supporting families, and helping connect people to resources when they need them most.

Because prevention takes all of us. 💙

02/15/2026

Hope you can join us today for some comfort and connection.

🕯️ **Comfy & Cozy: A Su***de Loss Survivor Dinner** 🕯️

Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention warmly invites all su***de loss survivors to join us for an evening of comfort, connection, and understanding.

This dinner is **Comfy & Cozy** — *come as you are*. No expectations, no pressure. Just a safe space to be surrounded by people who understand loss and honor love and remembrance.

🤍 All survivors are welcome
🍽️ Shared meal, shared space, shared support
🫶 You are not alone

Whether your loss is recent or years past, you belong here. We would be honored to sit with you.

02/09/2026

What an incredible opportunity!!!!

01/29/2026

🕯️ **Comfy & Cozy: A Su***de Loss Survivor Dinner** 🕯️

Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention warmly invites all su***de loss survivors to join us for an evening of comfort, connection, and understanding.

This dinner is **Comfy & Cozy** — *come as you are*. No expectations, no pressure. Just a safe space to be surrounded by people who understand loss and honor love and remembrance.

🤍 All survivors are welcome
🍽️ Shared meal, shared space, shared support
🫶 You are not alone

Whether your loss is recent or years past, you belong here. We would be honored to sit with you.

01/20/2026

🎤✨ We Need YOUR Help! ✨🎤

Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention is preparing for our 5th Annual Lip Sync Battle Fundraiser, and we want your input on the theme!

Here are the theme ideas we’re considering:

🍭🎲 High Stakes & Sweet Treats
Candy Land meets Casino Night — bright colors, sweet vibes, and Vegas-style glam

🇺🇸 250th Anniversary of the United States
A patriotic celebration in coordination with Campbell County planners

🕺✨ Roaring 20’s
Vintage glam, jazz, and Great Gatsby energy

👉 Comment your favorite theme or share an idea of your own!
Your engagement helps support su***de awareness and prevention in our community and makes this event a success. 💜

Send a message to learn more