About the Fresno County Suicide Prevention Collaborative

Coming Together for Change

The Fresno County Suicide Prevention Collaborative unites a cross section of groups for a common goal: to reduce suicides in our community. Government agencies, community-based organizations, non-profits and community members come together throughout the year to learn about how to prevent suicide, as well as to identify and evaluate current and best practice prevention efforts.

We know that it will take each and every one of us if we are going to make a difference.

Please join us!

This is an information-only website. If you are in crisis, please call the Central Valley Suicide Prevention Lifeline by dialing 988

Suicide/Crisis 988 Emergency 911

Find Resources

Find trainings, events, information on preventing suicide and more.

Attend The Meetings

The Collaborative currently meets every other month starting in February.

Request Info

Request information on trainings, educational opportunities and much more.

Looking for Suicide Prevention Events and Trainings?

From Suicide Prevention Awareness Month to monthly collaborative meetings, you’re invited to connect with us in the community for events and trainings happening throughout the year.

Events & Trainings

Training Information

Download the Suicide Prevention Strategic Plan

In 2011, a group of community leaders came together to look at our mental health system of care in a different way. When Fresno County’s 24-hour mental health crisis unit closed, organizations and residents realized that in order to transform the mental health system, they needed to join forces.

Nearly every sector of our community united in this common goal. Through this collective effort, a community-wide Suicide Prevention Plan was developed.

Now in its sixth year, this essential plan has evolved as we welcome feedback and new ideas. Together, we are dedicated to making a difference in our community, one life at a time.

Downlaod the Suicide Prevention Strategic Plan

“If any one sector could ‘solve’ the challenges of mental health, they would have. But they can’t. We need to work together.”

Lynne AshbeckMayor Pro Tem, City of Clovis

CONTACT INFO

Email:
solvang@fresnocountyca.gov

Address:
1925 E. Dakota Ave.
Fresno, CA 93726