Saturday, April 19, 2025
4/19/2025
CMN CAMPUS SUICIDE PREVENTION PROJECT - Project Name: CMN Suicide Prevention Project College of Menominee Nation, a Tribal College located in Keshena WI, proposes to develop a suicide prevention program and offer prevention services currently unavailable to our high risk populations. CMN serves several high-risk populations including Native Americans and Veterans. Currently the College does not provide any counseling or preventative services, although it works with local agencies to provide students the services they need. SAMHSA funds would allow the College to focus on better meeting the needs of these populations. Population Focus: Native Americans and Veterans Proposed Strategies/Methods: CMN proposes to accomplish all required SAMHSA activities, targeting all students at both its Keshena and Oneida campuses. This is approximately 1000 students annually. In general, the project will assist CMN develop a campus suicide prevention/education program from the ground up.
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