Aevidum

Aevidum. We've got your back. 🖐

Some people carry everyone else's burdens while hiding their own.

This week, check in on the friend who always listens, the teammate who always encourages others, the person who always says, "I'm good."

Support goes both ways.

We've got your back. 💛

This is your reminder:

You matter.
You belong.
Your story is still being written.

Stay. Tomorrow needs you.

Our friends at HopeWorx are looking for feedback as they develop video resources for young people who have experienced suicidal thoughts, behaviors, and/or su***de attempts. They hope to hear from young people ages 14–30 about what types of video resources would be most helpful to them on this topic.

If you're interested in participating, please complete the survey by June 30th at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GLSYFEEDBACK

You're not alone.

We've got your back. 🖐

Light isn't something we keep for ourselves.

Every time we reach out, listen, encourage, or simply show up for someone, we help make the world a little brighter. ☀️💛

Check out these pictures from Minersville Area School District 's awesome Strides Against Stigma satellite walk! In May, the Aevidum Club hosted wellness activities to promote positive mental health during Mental Health Awareness Month. We applaud the club's hard work in putting together such an engaging and impactful event for their school community!

Everyone faces hills.

The people beside us can't pedal for us, but they can encourage us, support us, and remind us that we're not riding alone 🚲💛

"I'm fine" isn't always the end of the conversation.

Sometimes it's an invitation to ask one more question.

Check in. Stay curious. Let people know they don't have to carry everything alone.

We had the best day with these awesome Aevidum students at Lebanon School District, Lebanon PA last week!!

We’re collaborating with Prevent Su***de PA to gather student voice and perspective for some new content for their Online Learning Center.

These brave student leaders shared openly about the views and experiences related to mental health. This content will be used to help educators meet the requirements of Act 71 which requires educators to have 4 hours of su***de prevention education every 5 years. We appreciate the students, advisors, and administrators of Lebanon School District for welcoming us into their school so openly and participating in the project so fully. We especially appreciate Ms. Zentner for coordinating our visit!

We’re still looking for one more school and/or group of students to interview in June. If you or your school are interested, please send us a message for email [email protected]. Stipends are available to support time and travel.