Suicide Prevention Program: Balodaya Sec. School

Jan. 21, 2025

The Suicide Prevention Program conducted at Balodaya Secondary School on Magh 8, 2081, was a vital initiative aimed at raising awareness and educating Grade 11 and 12 students on the critical issue of suicide prevention. With a total of 133 students attending, the session focused on helping them understand the warning signs of suicidal behavior and the importance of early intervention. The program emphasized the significance of fostering open communication and providing emotional support within the school community.

The session introduced students to practical tools for identifying mental health struggles in themselves and their peers, along with strategies for managing feelings of distress. Participants were educated on how to approach sensitive topics like suicide with empathy and respect, ensuring that they felt confident reaching out for help if needed. The program also highlighted the importance of seeking professional support and utilizing available resources to cope with emotional challenges.

The session saw high engagement from the students, who actively participated in discussions and shared their thoughts on the topic. Positive feedback from the students reflected their appreciation for the valuable information and guidance provided. Overall, the program successfully equipped students with the knowledge and confidence to recognize warning signs, offer support to others, and take proactive steps to prevent suicide, contributing to a safer and more supportive school environment.