Preventing Suicide in Colorado – Progress Achieved & Goals for the Future

Mental Health America and the Colorado Trust have jointly release a new study examining suicide rates and trends in Colorado and evaluating the progress of prevention and intervention efforts based on other reports released within the last ten years. 

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