Rapid City Proclaims September as Suicide Prevention Month, Recognizes Local Efforts
In Rapid City, official Salamun proclaimed September as Suicide Prevention Month and acknowledged the local organization Journey On for its efforts.
Rapid City, SD, September 25, 2026 —
Rapid City, SD – Officials in Rapid City have officially designated September as Suicide Prevention Month, recognizing the critical importance of mental health awareness and support within the community. The proclamation was made by official Salamun, who also highlighted the contributions of a local organization dedicated to this cause.
The initiative aims to draw attention to suicide prevention, mental health education, and the resources available for individuals struggling with mental health challenges. September serves as a dedicated period for increased public discourse and community action surrounding suicide prevention efforts.
During the proclamation, official Salamun specifically acknowledged the work of Journey On, a local organization contributing to suicide prevention efforts in Rapid City. The organization’s involvement was recognized for its dedication to supporting community members and raising awareness about mental health issues.
The specific details regarding the nature of Journey On’s efforts, the exact date of the proclamation, or the full title of the official making the proclamation were not provided in the summary. However, the official stance underscores a community-wide commitment to addressing suicide prevention. This proclamation serves as a call for collective awareness and action, encouraging residents to learn more about mental health resources and to support one another.
While the summary does not detail specific programs or events planned for Suicide Prevention Month, the proclamation itself signals an official endorsement of ongoing efforts. The focus remains on fostering a supportive environment where individuals feel empowered to seek help and where the community can come together to prevent suicide. Further information regarding initiatives by Journey On and the city’s broader mental health strategies may be available through local public health channels.
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