04/01/2026
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There have been recent su***des in our region, and we want to remind our community that support is available. The off-season can be an especially difficult time for many—please remember that you are not alone, and your life matters.
Tri County Health Network offers mental health scholarships that cover six or more therapy sessions. To learn more, visit tchnetwork.org or call 970-708-7096.
You can also reach immediate, free, and confidential support 24/7 by calling or texting 988.
Sheriff Dan Covault shared, “We encourage people to reach out and utilize available resources. Nobody should have to endure the kind of pain that makes them want to end their life.”
We also encourage everyone in our community to check in on friends, family, and neighbors. A simple text, call, or visit can make a meaningful difference. Don’t hesitate to ask how someone is doing and share these resources if you think they may help.
Those helping a friend or loved one in a mental health crisis are encouraged to call 988 for support.
Those dealing with the loss of a friend or family member can also get mental health counseling through Tri County Health.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger of harming themselves or others, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
