From helpless to hopeful is a workshop offered across states and can be delivered in Spanish and English, focus reaching cross cultural communities.
From helpless to hopeful, this 3-session community course caters to Multicultural Communities. The program focuses on enhancing participation in suicide prevention, addressing cultural values, various stigmas, language’s impacted on distress, and fostering understanding toward the Lived Experience movement.
Delving into gender roles, protective factors, and risk factors, the course explores cultural resilience, migration, and coping with challenges. Emphasizing the art of listening, it encourages open conversations about suicide and provides information on community resources, support, and interventions. The workshops, aligned with Mind Frame Guidelines and SA Suicide Prevention Plan, aims to stimulate reflection, facilitate learning, and promote cultural safety through cultural activities and practices. Each session incorporates cultural games, connection, cultural resilience, confidentiality, and lived experiences, drawing insights from reputable sources such as PAHO and Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.”
