It’s easy to think that addressing suicide and depression at work is too taboo, too personal or too risky - and where would you even start? Turn to The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation and our years of experience in training people to discuss mental health in the workplace. While all our programs differ per organization, you can trust that we’ll create something that works for your team, trains them on a proven method of suicide prevention, and reinforces the message with follow-up. 

Closed training for AIDS Outreach Center employees.

It’s easy to think that addressing suicide and depression at work is too taboo, too personal or too risky - and where would you even start? Turn to The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation and our years of experience in training people to discuss mental health in the workplace. While all our programs differ per organization, you can trust that we’ll create something that works for your team, trains them on a proven method of suicide prevention, and reinforces the message with follow-up. 

Closed training for Goodwill NCT employees.

Are you a church leader with no idea how to talk about suicide with your members?

Do you work with a faith-based community and would like more tools to facilitate a suicide or mental health conversation?

Are you just interested in the intersectionality of faith and suicide or depression?

If the answer is “yes” then Soul Shop for Leaders is for you

Soul Shop is a one-day workshop designed for faith-based leaders and those who work with faith-based communities to learn suicide awareness, the skills for a basic suicide conversation, how to cultivate a soul-safe culture, and how to encourage those that you serve to be willing to share their stories.

The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation is not a faith-based organization, we understand that faith communities are perfectly positioned to identify and respond to the needs of individuals in their communities, including those involving
suicide. Therefore, our objective is to use this training to teach the skills needed to better serve those
experiencing suicidal desperation by facilitating the dialogue about the intersection of faith and suicide prevention.

Lunch and light snacks will be served

Join us for a day of fun, community engagement and education !

The Speak Life platform was created in response to growing suicide rates, especially rates in the Black community. We understand that our target communities deeply believe that the tongue yields power. We wanted a chance to act on this principle and change the negative perception that “speaking or talking about suicide will make it happen”. Our goal is for the power of the tongue to be used to speak life, encouraging those suffering in silence to seek help.

If you would like to be a sponsor for this event or for additional information reach out to LaTasha Jackson at l.jackson@jehfoundationfw.org