09/16/2026
The Campbell County Board of Commissioners has officially proclaimed September 2026 as Su***de Awareness and Prevention Month. For more information on community resources visit: https://campbellcountyprevention.org/su***de-prevention/
Su***de touches every corner of our community. In 2026 alone, Campbell County has lost 10 neighbors, friends, and family members. Every loss leaves an unfillable void and ripples through our schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods.
Preventing su***de takes vigilant attention, honest conversations, and compassionate action. Silence and stigma only keep people isolated—our goal is to make mental health support visible, proactive, and accessible to anyone who needs it.
How Campbell County Public Health is Taking Action:
Campbell County Su***de Prevention Coalition remains committed to raising awareness, providing education and training on su***de prevention, and reducing stigma.
Campbell County Public Health Prevention provides su***de alertness, awareness, and prevention.
Campbell County is committed to supporting access to care by connecting those in need with community healthcare providers trained in best practices to reduce su***de risk, and to reducing the stigma associated with using behavioral health treatment or losing a loved one to su***de.
Where to Find Help
If you or someone you love is hurting, overwhelmed, or having thoughts of su***de, support is available around the clock:
Call or text 988 for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline (free, confidential, and available 24/7).
Text HOME to 741741 to connect with the Crisis Text Line.
Connect locally: Reach out to Campbell County Public Health Prevention to access local mental health resources or arrange prevention training for your group or workplace.
Check in on the people around you. Ask the direct questions without judgment. In Campbell County, no one has to walk through a crisis alone.