Suicide Prevention Workshop & Community Panel Discussion
was held
​Saturday, November 2, 2024   

Brief Blurb
Faith Connections on Mental Illness, Inc. (FCMI) is sponsoring a Suicide Prevention Workshop & Community Panel Discussion on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024, 10 am – 3 pm. $25 registration includes lunch and materials. Scholarships available. Learn more: Home (fcmi-nc.org) or email [email protected].
 
Longer Announcement 
Faith Connections on Mental Illness, Inc. (FCMI) is sponsoring a Suicide Prevention Workshop & Community Panel Discussion on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. The morning session, Soul Shop™ for Communities, will be led by the Rev. Dr. Gregory Hardy. In the afternoon, a panel of community experts will discuss mental health issues for veteran, student, and aging populations. The Durham HEART Program and NAMI NC will also be represented. The program will be held from 10 am to 3 pm at Emmanuel AME Church (2018 Riddle Road, Durham, NC). $25 registration includes lunch and materials. Scholarships available. Learn more: Home (fcmi-nc.org) or email [email protected].
 
Detailed Announcement 
Faith Connections on Mental Illness, Inc. (FCMI) is sponsoring a Suicide Prevention Workshop & Community Panel Discussion on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. The morning session, Soul Shop™ for Communities, will be led by the Rev. Dr. Gregory Hardy. In the afternoon, a panel of community experts will discuss mental health issues for veteran, student, and aging populations. The Durham HEART Program and NAMI NC will also be represented.
 
The program will be held from 10 am to 3 pm at Emmanuel AME Church (2018 Riddle Road, Durham, NC). $25 registration includes lunch and materials. Scholarships available. Learn more: Home (fcmi-nc.org) or email [email protected].
 
Faith Connections on Mental Illness, Inc. (FCMI) is a Chapel Hill, NC interfaith non-profit whose mission is to connect across faiths in mental health ministry. Learn more about its programs, community connections, and resources at Home (fcmi-nc.org).
 
Soul Shop™ Movement offers a variety of interactive, evidence-based suicide prevention training programs. Soul Shop™ for Communities is a Community Awareness Skills Training designed to create a network of support for those who are impacted by suicide and suicidal desperation. Appropriate for teens and above, this program explores how we think and talk about suicide and discusses steps that can be taken to reduce risks. It includes an introduction to the CALL model for keeping a person with thoughts of suicide safe.
 
The workshop is great for parents, police, medical professionals, teachers, advocates, and any concerned community member who wants to learn more about the prevalence of suicidal desperation and be part of the solution.
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Emmanuel AME Church
2018 Riddle Road
Durham, NC 27713
 
$25/person
Includes Lunch & Materials
Scholarships Available

​Registration Deadline: 10/26/2024
Registration Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/soul-shop-for-communites-tickets-976116238947
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​Scholarship Link: Soul Shop Workshop Scholarship (jotform.com) 
​please apply for scholarship and await reply before registering

Questions? Email Gloria Rentrope: 
​[email protected]
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Soul Shop™ for Communities
 
  • Community Awareness Skills training exploring how we think and talk about suicide.
  • Designed to create network of support for those who are impacted by suicide and suicidal desperation.
  • Discusses steps to reduce risks, including CALL model for keeping a person safe who has thoughts of suicide.
  • Appropriate for teens and above.
  • Great for parents, police, medical professionals, teachers, advocates, and any concerned community member who wants to be part of the solution.   
Soul Shop™ Movement offers a variety of interactive, evidence-based suicide prevention training programs. Soul Shop™ for Communities is a Community Awareness Skills Training designed to create a network of support for those who are impacted by suicide and suicidal desperation. Appropriate for teens and above, this program explores how we think and talk about suicide and discusses steps that can be taken to reduce risks. It includes an introduction to the CALL model for keeping a person with thoughts of suicide safe.

The workshop is great for parents, police, medical professionals, teachers, advocates, and any concerned community member who wants to learn more about the prevalence of suicidal desperation and be part of the solution.