Who We Are

On August 4, 1994, I became personally involved with the issue of suicide when my 21 year old son, Andy, committed suicide in our home. His impulsive act permanently changed the lives of myself and my husband, as well as many friends and family who loved him.  Clinical research suggests that for each suicide there are at least eight people directly affected by that suicide.  I found this to be very true in Andy's case....Joyce Gatson

 

 

This multidimensional program presents a forum for young people: and an education and information center for parents, teachers, mental health professionals, legal advocates and clergy.

The board consists of members dedicated to educating the public and diminishing the stigma and shame attached to suicide.

 

The Youth Suicide Prevention Education Program was approved for incorporation on December 13,1999 and granted nonprofit status

Youth Suicide Prevention Education Programs, YSPEP, seeks to prevent suicide among adolescents and young adults by providing information and resources to youth, parents and the community.

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