Project Bridge, one of Hope for Miami’s many prevention education services, offers the Youth Mental Health First Aid training to anyone who interacts with youth. We can teach you how to help a youth who may be experiencing mental health challenges. Some of the objectives of the training are as follows:​

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•    Recognizing the early warning signs that a youth is developing a mental health challenge, including thoughts of suicide. 
•    Teaching skills on how to talk to a youth about mental health and seeking help. 
•    Demonstrating where to find appropriate and helpful resources about mental health challenges and professional help in Miami. 

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Project Bridge aims to facilitate this FREE in-person training for the public and at youth-serving organizations, including schools, churches, and more. For more information about this program, or to enroll in the training, contact Nicole Stallworth at nicoles@hopeformiami.org. 

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Stay connected with Project Bridge through our Hope for Miami social media account to witness the impactful work taking place in our community. Also, feel free to repost from @hopeformiami on Instagram using the hashtags #SuicidePrevention and #BreaktheSilence to share these essential resources and show your support for suicide prevention.

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If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available.
•    Call 988 (National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline)
•    Call 211 (Miami Suicide and Crisis Response)
•    Text HOME to 741-741 (Crisis Text Line)