ICYMI: Xbox revealed that they have partnered with the CrisisTextLine for a very special campaign to run during WorldSuicidePreventionDay. SuicidePrevention
\n The company is specifically partnering up with the game Gears Of War, which will be supporting mental health advocacy with a special edition 'Never Fight Alone' t-shirt, which has been designed by Metallica artist Luke Preece. This is a unique shirt that will only be available today and tomorrow, and once it's gone, it won't be brought back.
The theme of WSPD 2022, 'Creating hope through action,' reflects the need for collective, action to address this urgent public health issue. All of us- family members, friends, co-workers, community members, educators, religious leaders, healthcare professionals, political officials and governments- can take action to prevent suicide in the Region.\nThe overall goal of this day is to raise awareness about suicide prevention worldwide.
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