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Israeli Suicide Prevention Group Fights Stigma, Expands Services
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By i24NEWS
First reported by i24NEWS French · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Israeli organization "Bechavlei HaChaim" combats suicide stigma and offers support, founded by parents whose son died by suicide. The group provides prevention programs and aims to expand services to underserved communities, especially after the trauma of recent events.
- 01Israeli group "Bechavlei HaChaim" fights suicide stigma.
- 02Organization offers support and prevention programs.
- 03Suicide rates are high in Israel, with many attempts.
- 04Prevention efforts target children and adults.
- 05Services are expanding to Haredi, Arab, and lone soldier communities.
- 06Recent events have increased urgency for mental health support.
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