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Jeevan to Host 2-Day Training for Its Suicide Prevention Volunteers

Jeevan to Host 2-Day Training for Its Suicide Prevention Volunteers

Volunteers to Receive Specialized Instruction on Crisis Intervention and Emotional Support

Jeevan, a Jamshedpur-based suicide prevention centre, is set to host a comprehensive two-day refresher training programme on March 16 and 17th, 2024, at SNTI, aiming to enhance the skills and knowledge of its dedicated volunteers in providing crucial support to individuals facing mental health challenges.

JAMSHEDPUR – Jeevan has been helping people suffering from psychological and psychiatric issues for a long time. Now, it has embarked on a mission to equip its volunteers with better skills.

The organization is going to hold a 2-day refresher training program on March 16-17 at SNTI. The purpose of the training program is to make its volunteers more effective in dealing with target groups.

P K Ghose, Managing Director, JAMIPOL LTD, will inaugurate the training programme.

The training, led by Shankar Nararayanan, former national coordinator of Befrienders India, and Manjit, a respected trainer from Kolkata and current Treasurer of Befrienders India, will focus on equipping the 35 participating volunteers with advanced techniques in empathetic communication, crisis intervention, and practical approaches to offering emotional support to those in distress.

Jeevan’s Commitment to Suicide Prevention and Mental Well-Being

Jeevan’s initiative underscores its steadfast commitment to fostering a supportive environment and actively contributing to suicide prevention efforts within the community. The organization has consistently strived to provide compassionate assistance to individuals grappling with mental health challenges.

Confidential and Free Helpline Services Available Year-Round

Jeevan offers a confidential and free helpline service, available 365 days a year from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, to individuals seeking emotional support and guidance. The helpline numbers, 9297777499 and 9297777500, ensure a safe space for people to reach out without fear of judgment or stigma.

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