 The
CSI Task Force - Meeting Minutes
Next meeting - Tuesday, October 31 at 10:00 AM in the Lafayette County Health Department Conference Room.
2006 meeting minutes
2005
meeting minutes
2004
meeting minutes
 Minutes
of the November 18 meeting (1 Page, 22KB) Full Task Force
Meeting- Minutes
of the October 14 meeting (2 Pages, 29KB) Full Task Force
Meeting
- Minutes
of the September 22 meeting (1 Page, 25KB) Full Task Force
Meeting
- Minutes
of the August 31meeting (1 Page, 22KB) Adult sub-committee
- Minutes
of the August 31 meeting (1 Page, 23KB) Youth sub-committee
- Minutes
of the August 11 meeting (1 Page, 25KB) Adult sub-committee
- Minutes
of the August 9th meeting (1 Page, 21KB) Youth sub-committee
- Minutes
of July 21 meeting (2 Pages, 31KB) Adult sub-committee
- Minutes
of June 24 meeting (2 Pages, 27KB) Adult sub-committee
- Minutes
of May 17th meeting (1 Page, 22KB) Youth sub-committee
The mission of the
CSI Task Force is to create a support network in Lafayette
County so that anyone who suffers from mental illness or the despair
of situational depression will be assured of a prompt, compassionate
and confidential response from professionals and community members.
The CSI Task Force
Goals:
- To increase public awareness of suicide issues in Lafayette
County.
- To educate the public about issues related to suicide including:
incidences, warning signs and where to go for help.
- To eliminate the myths, stigma and stereotypes associated
with mental health and suicide issues.
- To increase the accessibility to prompt, compassionate and
confidential services.
- To enhance and increase accessibility to support services
for those impacted by suicide.
If
you or someone you know needs help, call the National Suicide
Hotline at 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433)
In
Lafayette County Contact Lafayette County Human Services at 608-776-4800
or in an emergency contact the 608-776-4848 or on the web at www.
lchsd.org
Understanding and Helping
the Suicidal Person
Know
the warning signs and what to do about them
LINKS
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