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The Four County LOSS Team will be hosting their 9th Annual Survivor Day.
The Four County Survivor Day is the one day a year when people of the Four County area who have lost a loved one to suicide gather to find comfort and gain understanding as they share stories of healing and hope.
This year’s theme is “Enduring Love: Stories that Remain” and the event will include opportunities to connect with other survivors, access information about positive self-care, as well as an opportunity to honor loved ones lost to suicide. Lunch will be provided free of charge.
- Date: Saturday, November 8, 2025
- Time: 10:00am-2:00pm
- Location: St. John’s Church (on the corner of State Route 6 & State Route 66 just south of Archbold and west of Ridgeville.)
We invite all survivors of suicide loss to join us, scan the QR code to register:
Any questions please contact the Event Chair Shannon Richardson at srichardson@mvgcohio.org or by phone at 419-782-8856.
2025 Crisis Intervention Team Training
19 new, local law enforcement, corrections and probation officers became certified Crisis Intervention Team officers on August 22, 2025. The goal of a CIT is to de-escalate situations, improve safety for both officers and individuals with mental illness, ensure appropriate mental health care access, and divert people from the justice system into treatment. These programs involve specialized training for officers, collaboration between law enforcement and mental health services, and community partnerships.
5th Annual Suicide Prevention Breakfast
The Four County ADAMhs Board in partnership with the Four County Suicide Prevention Coalition and the NWOESC hosted the 5th Annual Suicide Prevention Breakfast. Community members enjoyed a free breakfast while learning about local suicide prevention efforts in the four county area. Attendees were also offered the opportunity to get involved and help raise awareness.