Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2022 17 to ZERO Event:
Overwatch Project's JustFKNAsk Suicide Prevention Training

Become a sponsor and support veteran and community mental health. 
Interested? Email Joe at ​josephschumacher@montana.edu. ​

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​If you need support or are concerned about a loved one, please reach out. Help is available 24/7:
Help Center's Local Number: 406-586-3333
Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1
​You can also visit Montana211.org or call 211 for other resources in your area.

Hosts

MSU Travis W. Atkins Veterans Support Center

When student veterans face a mental health crisis, access to care and timing is crucial. When the Veteran Support Center finds out a student is in need of mental health counseling,  staff move immediately to remove all barriers to access. The most effective strategy is to bring students to Counseling & Psychological Services (CPS) on campus to meet with a dedicated mental health counselor. The funding to have a dedicated mental health professional on campus saves lives through timely, effective intervention.

Help Center

​The Help Center has been in Bozeman since 1971 and serves Gallatin and the surrounding 12 counties. They are available 24/7 (406-586-3333) to help anyone in crisis, suicidal or is concerned about someone in their life. They are a critical community resource, as a crisis can occur at any time. They also provide crisis walk-in services and referrals to community and mental health resources. They are one of two crisis centers in the state that answers the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-TALK). Suicide is the 8th leading cause of death in Montana and Montana has remained in the top 5 states for suicide rates in the country for many years.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Mandy at hcdevco@bozemanhelpcenter.org or Joe at josephschumacher@montana.edu. ​