BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//swoogo.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.41.90// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN UID:61306462-3061-4038-a264-666566373461 BEGIN:VEVENT UID:3a7413d6e5982d82c21030c616d379d07c83a2a2@swoogo.com DTSTAMP:20260905T024339Z DESCRIPTION:This impactful session\, 'United Against Tragedy: Leveraging Pa rtnerships to Prevent Veteran Suicide\,' is designed to address one of the most pressing issues facing our Veteran community today – suicide prevent ion. Our goal is to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the unique drivers of suicide risk among Veterans and to provide action able strategies for reducing these risks. Participants will first delve in to the underlying factors that significantly elevate suicide risk among Ve terans. These factors include mental health conditions\, experiences of tr auma\, and socio-economic challenges. By identifying and understanding the se unique drivers\, we can better target our prevention efforts. The sessi on will then focus on the implementation of evidence-based strategies and interventions designed to mitigate suicide risk. Attendees will learn abou t effective practices within healthcare settings and community resources t hat provide essential support to at-risk Veterans. Moreover\, participants will be introduced to a wide range of early intervention and prevention r esources available through both VA and non-VA channels. This includes cris is lines\, counseling services\, and outreach programs that play a crucial role in offering timely help to Veterans in need. A significant portion o f the session will be dedicated to the importance of collaboration across multiple sectors. Discussion will center on how to build and sustain stron g partnerships between Federal\, State\, and community organizations to cr eate a cohesive and supportive network that is poised to effectively addre ss the needs of Veterans. Finally\, we will explore methods for evaluating and continuously improving suicide prevention programs. Participants will learn how to use data analysis and improvement methodologies to ensure th at prevention strategies remain dynamic\, impactful\, and centered on the needs of Veterans. Through this session\, attendees will gain the knowledg e and tools necessary to contribute meaningfully to our collective efforts to prevent Veteran suicide\, fostering a united and proactive approach to this critical issue. DTSTART:20260305T130000Z DTEND:20260305T140000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T024339Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:United Against Tragedy: Leveraging Partnerships to Prevent Veteran Suicide TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

This impactful session\, 'United Against Tr agedy: Leveraging Partnerships to Prevent Veteran Suicide\,' is designed t o address one of the most pressing issues facing our Veteran community tod ay – suicide prevention. Our goal is to equip participants with a comprehe nsive understanding of the unique drivers of suicide risk among Veterans a nd to provide actionable strategies for reducing these risks. Participants will first delve into the underlying factors that significantly elevate s uicide risk among Veterans. These factors include mental health conditions \, experiences of trauma\, and socio-economic challenges. By identifying a nd understanding these unique drivers\, we can better target our preventio n efforts. The session will then focus on the implementation of evidence-b ased strategies and interventions designed to mitigate suicide risk. Atten dees will learn about effective practices within healthcare settings and c ommunity resources that provide essential support to at-risk Veterans. Mor eover\, participants will be introduced to a wide range of early intervent ion and prevention resources available through both VA and non-VA channels . This includes crisis lines\, counseling services\, and outreach programs that play a crucial role in offering timely help to Veterans in need. A s ignificant portion of the session will be dedicated to the importance of c ollaboration across multiple sectors. Discussion will center on how to bui ld and sustain strong partnerships between Federal\, State\, and community organizations to create a cohesive and supportive network that is poised to effectively address the needs of Veterans. Finally\, we will explore me thods for evaluating and continuously improving suicide prevention program s. Participants will learn how to use data analysis and improvement method ologies to ensure that prevention strategies remain dynamic\, impactful\, and centered on the needs of Veterans. Through this session\, attendees wi ll gain the knowledge and tools necessary to contribute meaningfully to ou r collective efforts to prevent Veteran suicide\, fostering a united and p roactive approach to this critical issue.

BEGIN:VALARM UID:39393361-6139-4932-b836-343436306531 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:This impactful session\, 'United Against Tragedy: Leveraging Pa rtnerships to Prevent Veteran Suicide\,' is designed to address one of the most pressing issues facing our Veteran community today – suicide prevent ion. Our goal is to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the unique drivers of suicide risk among Veterans and to provide action able strategies for reducing these risks. Participants will first delve in to the underlying factors that significantly elevate suicide risk among Ve terans. These factors include mental health conditions\, experiences of tr auma\, and socio-economic challenges. By identifying and understanding the se unique drivers\, we can better target our prevention efforts. The sessi on will then focus on the implementation of evidence-based strategies and interventions designed to mitigate suicide risk. Attendees will learn abou t effective practices within healthcare settings and community resources t hat provide essential support to at-risk Veterans. Moreover\, participants will be introduced to a wide range of early intervention and prevention r esources available through both VA and non-VA channels. This includes cris is lines\, counseling services\, and outreach programs that play a crucial role in offering timely help to Veterans in need. A significant portion o f the session will be dedicated to the importance of collaboration across multiple sectors. Discussion will center on how to build and sustain stron g partnerships between Federal\, State\, and community organizations to cr eate a cohesive and supportive network that is poised to effectively addre ss the needs of Veterans. Finally\, we will explore methods for evaluating and continuously improving suicide prevention programs. Participants will learn how to use data analysis and improvement methodologies to ensure th at prevention strategies remain dynamic\, impactful\, and centered on the needs of Veterans. Through this session\, attendees will gain the knowledg e and tools necessary to contribute meaningfully to our collective efforts to prevent Veteran suicide\, fostering a united and proactive approach to this critical issue. TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR