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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 
Dial 9-8-8  (New three-digit dialing code)
Maricopa Crisis Line: 480-784-1500  
EMERGENCY or IMMEDIATE HELP: 9-1-1  
Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)  
Teen Lifeline: (602) 248-TEEN (8336)  Call or Text
Safe Domestic Violence Services: (480)-890-3039 or text LOVEIS to 22522  
Chandler Police: (480) 782-4000  
Speak Up for Safety Tip Line:   Share concerns about your classmates or school safety.
EMAIL: speakup@cusd80.com
CALL OR TEXT: 480-573-8808
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  • Child Crisis Arizona and Frye Elementary Workshops

    Child Crisis Arizona and Frye Elementary Workshops

    (*All workshops will take place in-person at Frye Elementary School from 5-7 pm and participants must pre-register). 

    10/18: Positive Discipline and Guidance  

    Positive discipline techniques promote behavior control, self-esteem, and self-worth. Learn how to pro-actively encourage the behavior you want to see with these positive parenting strategies. 

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  • Mental Health Awareness Walk

    Please join us for the FIRST annual Mental Health Awareness Walk on Saturday, October 22nd! 

    This is a time for the community to come together to walk and talk on topics of mental health and suicide prevention. There will be community resources and mental health supports available, along with opportunities for those attending to share their voices.

    DETAILS:

    READY, SET, GO! FOUNDATION
    Mental Health Awareness Walk
    MUST REGISTER: FREE

    Click here to register on EventBrite.

    Start from New Square Main Stage.
    Saturday, October 22, 8 AM to 11 AM
    Powerful conversations following the walk.
    Mental Health Providers and Vendors welcome.

    Therapist and doctor volunteers:
    Email admin@semicolonsociety.org

    Dr. Paula McCall, Councilman OD Harris, Semicolon Society, Spike Lawrence, Bill Ryan

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Mental Health Awareness Walk