2007 Illinois suicide prevention strategic plan
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Contributions
- Illinois Suicide Prevention Strategic Planning Committee - Contributor
- Illinois Suicide Prevention Coalition - Contributor
Publication
2008 - Illinois Dept. of Public Health, Springfield, Ill., Illinois
Language
English
Word Count
5,750 words, Guess
Page Count
23 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number2010444555
- OCLC Control Number427417215
- Open LibraryOL30468579M
Classifications
- DDC362.28/709773
- LCCHV6548.U52 I315 2008
Alternate Titles
- Two thousand seven Illinois suicide prevention strategic plan
- Illinois suicide prevention strategic plan
- Illinois Dept. of Public Health suicide prevention strategic plan
Description
In 2004, The Suicide Prevention, Education and Treatment Act (Public Act 093-0907) (http://www.iga.gov) directed the Illinois Department of Public Health to appoint an advisory board entitled the Illinois Suicide Prevention Strategic Planning Committee. The committee represents statewide organizations and other agencies that focus on the prevention of suicide and the improvement of mental health treatment, or that provide suicide prevention or survivor support services. The committee is charged with the development and implementation of the Illinois Suicide Prevention Strategic Plan. ... In 2007, an alliance was formed between the Illinois Suicide Prevention Strategic Planning Committee and the Illinois Suicide Prevention Coalition, unifying the strengths of the groups to continue to advance the plan. The joint mission of this alliance is "to reduce suicide and its stigma throughout Illinois by collaboratively working with concerned stakeholders from the public and private sectors to increase awareness and education, provide opportunities to develop individual and organizational capacity in addressing suicide prevention, and advocate for access to treatment."
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