Hope Squad
Hope Squad is an evidence-based, peer-to-peer suicide prevention program for grades 4-12. Share the hope and save a life at www.HopeSquad.com.
Hope Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program with a purpose of fostering human connection, community, and hope. Thousands of schools across the United States and Canada benefit from Hope Squads, with more than 1,250,000 students positively impacted annually. Over 98% of school administrators agree that the programming promotes a positive school climate for their students.
06/09/2026
Mental health challenges don’t take a summer break.
Learn how Hope Squad helps schools build a culture of connection that lasts long after the school year ends in our latest blog!
👉 https://www.hopesquad.com/community-stories/summer-strong-how-hope-squad-supports-students-year-round
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06/08/2026
In June, we want to recognize and spread the message that it’s not weak to speak about mental health. 💪🏼
Too often, boys and men think they need to hide what they’re feeling. But true strength is found in connection, vulnerability, and reaching out for support when it’s needed.
This month and every month, let’s continue creating communities where everyone feels safe to share, supported to heal, and reminded they are never alone.
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06/05/2026
Change doesn’t always begin with big moments.
Sometimes, it starts with small acts of kindness, checking in on a friend, including someone who feels left out, or speaking up when someone is struggling.
At Hope Squad, we believe every student has the power to create change that will build communities of connection, compassion, and support.
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06/03/2026
Advisors, great news: We are keeping all surveys open for two more weeks! 🗓️
Every year, we look forward to hearing from our Squads and taking time to measure the impact we've made together. All the resources you need can be found in the portal's Program Evaluation toolkit, including the refresher video, slide deck, and links to all surveys.
Your feedback truly matters—thank you for sharing your experience with us!
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06/01/2026
June is a time of change. As the school year ends, routines shift, graduations happen, and new seasons begin.
While we can’t always control the changes life brings, we can practice healthy strategies to support our mental well-being through times of transition.
This month, check in with yourself and others. Stay connected, ask for support when you need it, and remember that even during change, you don’t have to navigate things alone. 💚
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05/30/2026
Hope Squad Members recently supported the Bobcats Be Well Wellness Expo hosted by Grand Blanc Community Schools. More than 1,100 community members attended the event, connecting with more than 60 community partners in one place to explore valuable services, resources, and programs.
We love seeing Hope Squads strengthen connections beyond the school walls, empowering students, families, and communities to find support, build relationships, and prioritize wellness together.
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05/28/2026
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers recently visited the Hope Squads at Superior Middle & High Schools, highlighting the importance of supporting students’ mental health alongside their academic success.
"Of course, we want young people to learn how to read and write and how to be good citizens from K through graduation," Evers said. "But it's really important that their hearts and minds are safe and in a good place. [This type of programming] is important if we want to make sure they succeed in school."
We’re grateful to see leaders recognizing that mental health supports are not “extras” in education—they are essential. ❤️
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05/26/2026
Many myths surrounding youth su***de can unintentionally create silence and stigma for young people who are struggling.
The truth? Prevention starts with connection. Trusted adults, supportive peers, and open conversations can make a life-changing difference.
In our latest blog, we unpack 4 common myths about youth su***de and share how Hope Squad can help create cultures of support, belonging, and hope. 💫
Read more at https://www.hopesquad.com/community-stories/4-common-myths-about-youth-su***de
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05/22/2026
In April, our Research Analyst Matthew Hatch represented Hope Squad at the 2026 Su***de Research Symposium—a virtual gathering of leading voices in su***de research and prevention.
The symposium highlighted emerging research, advanced inclusive and equitable practices, and fostered meaningful collaboration.
We’re proud to be part of these important conversations, alongside organizations like the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention, ensuring our work remains grounded in evidence and real-world impact.📈
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05/20/2026
The end of the school year brings excitement—and sometimes, exams too. 😟
Hope Squad is here to remind you: Your mental health matters more than any test score. Take a deep breath, do your best, and show up for yourself in the process.
You've got this! 💪🏾
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