
HOPE 4 U Welcomes You
Help us to end the stigma!


Be the reason someone
Smiles Today
Volunteering & Contributing
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With our organization’s mission always in mind, we welcome new members & volunteers to help us in creating awareness and finding adequate resources. Some who are unable to volunteer opt to help out by making a donation. By making a donation today you can help our team help others.
When Troubling Thoughts Take Over Call
The National Suicide Hotline @ 988
Asking for Help during dark times is a sign of strength
Seeking help is not a sign of weakness. It does not mean you failed in any way. Seeking help assists in breaking the cycle of shame, guilt, and hiding that a person feels when they cannot stop thinking about suicide.
Lets Talk About It. No one should ever hide or attempt to face all problems alone.
Where can I go for Help?
At HOPE 4 U, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts in addressing the issue of Mental Health & Suicide. Through cooperation and community empowerment we believe we can facilitate progress in our communities. We want to make a difference in your life and encourage you to talk about it too.

If there is an immediate threat of harm pleas call 911
NATIONAL SUICIDE HOTLINE
988
Text Hope Line:
741741
Veterans Crisis Line
1-800-273-8255 press 1
Bullying
1-800-420-1479
Teen Line
1-310-855-4673
LGBTQ Crisis Line
1-800-488-7386


Suicide Warning Signs
If a person talks about
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Killing themselves
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Feeling hopeless
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Having no reason to live
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Being a burden to others
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Feeling trapped
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Unbearable pain
People who are considering suicide often display one or more of the following moods.
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Loss of interest
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Irritability
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Humiliation/Shame
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Agitation/Anger
Behaviors that may signal risk, especially if related to a painful event, loss or change:
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Increased use of alcohol or drugs
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Looking for a way to end their lives, such as Searching online for methods
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Withdrawing from activities
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Isolating from family and friends
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Sleeping too much or too little
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Visiting or calling people to say goodbye
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Giving away prized possessions
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Aggression
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Fatigue