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Who Are We?

The Suicide Resource Center of Larimer County was founded in 1989, in response to the high number of suicide deaths in Larimer County. Since our beginning, we have worked to prevent suicide by raising awareness and educating the community, and have reached out to support families whose lives have been devastated by suicide. Since we were founded, Larimer County's suicide rate has dropped from being one of the highest in Colorado to being below the state average. However, the battle to save the lives of those suffering from depression or bipolar disorder is far from over. Although we have made progress relative to other counties in Colorado, our rates remain higher than the national average. The Suicide Resource Center is a nonprofit [501(c)(3)] organization with an active Board of Directors. Currently, the Center has two full time employees. We are fortunate to have over 50 active, dedicated volunteers who help us provide services directly to the community.

View 2008 Annual Report

Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to prevent suicide in Larimer County by raising awareness, educating and training youth and adults about depression and suicide, and providing resources and support to those who have been impacted.

Our Vision

Our vision is that the communities of Larimer County will be caring and tolerant of those affected by depression, other mental illnesses, and suicide. People will be encouraged to recognize, intervene, and support those in need. Those suffering from mental illness and suicidal thoughts will seek treatment, resulting in a reduced suicide rate.

We are not a crisis center. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please:

• Call the toll-free hotline 1-800-273-TALK(8255)
  
  
• Call Emergency Services (911), or
  
  
• Go to your nearest hospital emergency room

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