Robbie's Hope

09/22/2026

Hi, my name is Sienna. I'm a junior at Lakewood High School and the vice president of the Robbie's Hope club at my school. I am also a member of the teen advisory board and I'm very excited to collaborate as a team. I couldn't be more excited for the year ahead getting to work with everyone

09/21/2026

Hi!! My name is Ella Ferrall! I am really looking forward to be an intern for Robbie’s Hope this year. I can’t wait to be more involved with this community and make more of an impact!

09/20/2026

You don't have to carry everything by yourself.

Reaching out for support can be hard, but you don't have to have the right words or know exactly what you need before asking for help. A friend, trusted adult, counselor, or professional can help you take the next step.

And if the first person you reach out to doesn't understand, keep reaching out. You deserve to be heard and supported.

If you or someone you know needs immediate support, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

There is always someone you can turn to. You don't have to handle it alone.

09/20/2026

09/19/2026

Today is Youth Mental Health Day.

Young people deserve to feel heard, supported, and comfortable talking about their mental health. Sometimes, the hardest part is knowing how to start that conversation.

That’s why Robbie’s Hope created the Adult Handbook, a guide written by teens to help parents, teachers, coaches, mentors, and other trusted adults start and navigate conversations about mental health.

You don’t have to have the perfect words. Start the conversation, listen, and keep it going.

Because mental health conversations should happen all year, not just on Youth Mental Health Day.

Learn more about the Adult Handbook through the link in our bio.

09/18/2026

September may be Su***de Prevention Month, but what happens after September matters too.

Keep checking in. Keep listening. Keep learning. Keep talking about mental health. Keep sharing resources. Keep showing up.

And if you want to take it a step further, become a Robbie’s Hope Ambassador and help bring su***de prevention and mental health resources into your school and community. Apply through our website or through the link in our bio.

Stay With It. All year long.

***dePreventionMonth

09/16/2026

Support can look different every day.

Sometimes it’s checking in. Sometimes it’s making time for someone, listening, sharing a resource, or simply making plans together.

There’s no one right way to support someone. Sometimes, it’s simply reminding them that it’s okay to not be okay and letting them know you’re there.

This Su***de Prevention Month, let’s make room for the conversations that remind people they don’t have to pretend they’re okay when they’re not.

09/13/2026

This week, we're focusing on what happens after you reach out.

Starting a conversation matters, but so does what comes next. Keep checking in. Keep listening. Keep making space for connection.

Because su***de prevention isn't just about one conversation or one month. It's about continuing to show up for the people around us.

Stay With It.

09/11/2026

September 9 was a busy night out in the community for Robbie’s Hope!

Kari joined the Adams County Su***de Prevention event, while Ella and our intern, Kora, headed to North’s Back to School Night. We had the chance to meet with community members, share more about Robbie’s Hope, and talk about the importance of mental health and su***de prevention.

We’re so grateful to be able to connect with our community throughout Su***de Prevention Month and share a little more about what we do.

***dePreventionMonth