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Inside Long Island Suicide and Crisis Hotlines

by Long Island Press on June 10, 2010

Important Contacts:

Long Island Crisis Center
516-679-1111

Response of Suffolk County
631-751-7500

LIRR Suicide Hotline
Suicide Is Not the Route…
1-877-5-TALK-TO-US (1-877-582-5586)

American Foundation of Suicide Prevention
888-333-AFSP (2377)

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
800-273-TALK (8255)

Nassau County Drug and Alcohol Hotline
516-481-4000

Suicide Prevention Coalition of Long Island
631-761-2508

Child Abuse Prevention Services
516- 621-0552

Upcoming Events

One of the biggest challenges facing Long Island Crisis Center and Response is getting more people to know about their services. “We’re not Nike. We’re not Budweiser. We don’t have the funds to make Long Island Crisis Center’s hotline a household name,” explains Leonard. Participation in events and fundraisers such as those listed below are one way to help—and raise awareness.

Long Island Crisis Center
“A Walk for Lyla, a Walk for Suicide Prevention”
Norman Levy Preserve, Merrick
June 12, 11 a.m.
$10 walk fee; $15 T-shirts
WalkforProjectLYLA@gmail.com

“Norman Kay Cycling from NYC to Montauk for Long Island Crisis Center”
June 19
Online donations: LongIslandCrisisCenter.org
Checks: Long Island Crisis Center
2740 Martin Avenue, Bellmore
RidetoMontauk.com

Bowlathon
Levittown Lanes, July 18, 2:30 p.m.

Response of Suffolk County
RENT, special benefit performance
Theatre Three, Port Jefferson
July 9, 8 p.m.
Proceeds go to support educational and prevention programs and services at Response
$40-general reserved seating; $30 students; $75 pre-show VIP reception and premium seating
ResponseHotline.org

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Out of the Darkness Overnight Walk
June 26 – June 27, Boston
TheOvernight.org, or 1-888-THEOVERNIGHT (888-843-6837)

Out of the Darkness Long Island Walk
Old Westbury Gardens
October 3
OutofTheDarkness.org or 516-869-4215

National Survivors of Suicide
Loss Conference Day
November 20
Location TBA

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