We are proud of our 2021 accomplishments which are highlighted in our 2021 Impact Report. You are making a powerful impact in the community. Thanks to generous donors there is NO CHARGE to program participants to attend suicide prevention programs in Eagle County.

Boulder comedian Vinnie Montez came to Vail on Wednesday to break down the stigma around mental health in the best way he knows how — by opening up and cracking up…

SpeakUp ReachOut was formed in 2009 after two suicide-related incidents occurred in succession in the town of Avon.

Avon Police Chief Greg Daly responded to both. One involved a local husband and father whose father Daly had met, coincidentally, two years earlier.

Thank you for caring about suicide prevention. SpeakUp ReachOut opened up a critical conversation about suicide in our daughter’s middle school that profoundly impacted our family.

“I have been affected by suicide all my life. Thanks to you, SpeakUp ReachOut is helping me heal in so many ways.”

Celebrating anniversaries, birthdays, holidays, and other occasions after a loss can be challenging. These events can bring up painful memories and feelings, but they also can provide an opportunity to celebrate your loved one.

A recap of the 9th annual SpeakUp ReachOut Memorial Ceremomy

August 28, 2021

Freedom Park | Edwards, CO

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by Pam Boyd of the Vail Daily

It all began with an Eagle mom.

Back in 2016, Agnes Harakal knew mental health services in Eagle County needed to change. Actually, it was more than that.

We are proud of our 2020 accomplishments which are highlighted in our 2020 Annual Report. We invite you to page through this electronic version. Please let us know what you think!

It’s easy peasy for kids to identify when they are happy. What about when they are frustrated? Can they name this common feeling when homework is hard, or their little brother broke their latest Lego masterpiece? The definition of frustration - feeling or expressing distress and annoyance, especially because of inability to change or achieve something (dictionary.com) – is a perfect word for many of our children to use, but we rarely hear it.