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Finding Community
“Finding Community” examines the many ways support can show up in a young person’s life.
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Triggered: Understanding The Roots of Anger
Unpacking how trauma, stress, and depression can fuel anger. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Never Alone
SCETV Safe Space presents "Never Alone" - a heartfelt conversation on the impact of bullying. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Navigating Stress Close to the Edge
Students, parents and mental health professionals discuss the topic of stress. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Building Healthy Relationships
Addressing the importance of positive peer relationships. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Teens and Screens - Unraveled!
SCETV Safe Space explores the effects of social media on our young population. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Facing Suicide
SCETV Safe Space presents a candid discussion around the topic of suicide.
About SCETV Safe Space
SCETV Safe Space is a multi-platform production and community engagement initiative to inform, illuminate and activate suicide prevention strategies for vulnerable populations.
Shorts
Join Safe Space Day Camp
SCETV Safe Space is looking for young voices ready to talk about what matters. Share your perspective on mental health.
Request Community Outreach
SCETV Safe Space offers various options, including tabling, workshops, and interactive activities to promote mental health awareness and support.
Extras
Facts
Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in South Carolina.
Nationally, the state ranks 24th in the nation for deaths by suicide.
Additional data from the Centers for Disease Control indicate that suicide is highest among the most rural communities in the state and was the third leading cause of death among those aged 10-24.
SCETV Safe Space Resources
Checking in with You (PDF)
Realignment Worksheet (PDF)
Resources
Informing various aspects of the initiative are leading suicide prevention organizations including the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention (Action Alliance), the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), the Jed Foundation (JED), and Suicide Awareness Voices of Education (SAVE).
If you or someone you know are in crisis, or experiencing thoughts of suicide, text the Crisis Text Line (text HELLO to 741741), or call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Both services are free and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
More resources:
SCETV received a grant to support a multi-platform production and community engagement initiative to inform, illuminate and activate suicide prevention strategies for vulnerable populations.
About SCETV’s Suicide Prevention Initiative
In February 2022, Twin Cities PBS (TPT) awarded a total of $165,000 in grants to 10 PBS stations to create suicide prevention initiatives in their communities. The grants will empower stations to work with local and national partners to share evidence-based suicide prevention approaches and resources with their communities and will amplify the messages of the “Facing Suicide” documentary, which will premiere nationally on PBS in 2022.
Funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the Facing Suicide initiative will harness the power of public media to destigmatize the topic of suicide and equip friends and family to take appropriate action when someone close to them may be at risk. Grant recipients will share suicide prevention practices and will amplify the documentary’s messaging around awareness, help, and hope.











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