Awareness week gets Quad Citians talking about disabilities and mental health
People in the Quad Cities are talking about suicide… and that’s the goal – to talk about it. On Wednesday, April 29th, Black Hawk College held an event called “Suicide and Aftermath: The Impact on Families and Our Community.” The discussion was presented by Transitions Mental Health and is part of BHC’s 4th Annual Disability Awareness Week. “There are people out there with disabilities,” said Susan Sacco, Disability Coordinator for BHC. “They don’t have a big D on their foreheads…
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