The
Sweetwater County Prevention Coalition would like to make it a little bit easier to be aware of resources for yourself and those you care about most.
Suicide prevention resources for minorities and diverse populations are not always as readily accessible as desired. While the resources do exist we all need to do a better job of helping fellow community members utilize the appropriate resources that will best fit their needs.
Below we have listed some underserved populations for suicide prevention and the resources that go with them. If we have not covered a population that you believe needs serving please contact the Sweetwater County Prevention team, Delaney and Shelby at
Thursday 15 April 2021 - 5:59am
A health worker prepares the reports of COVID-19 tests.
AFP/Johan Ordonez
JOHANNESBURG - Almost 1,600 new COVID-19 cases have been recorded, taking the total number of cases to over 1,5 million.
Sadly, 75 more people died, pushing the death toll to 53,498.
The recovery rate is at 95 percent with just over 21,000 active cases.
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine trial is still on hold, but the country is expected to begin receiving the Pfizer jabs in May.
- Coronavirus Hotline Number: 0800 029 999 from 8am to 4pm, Monday to Friday.
Help protect your loved ones by sharing this official South African government COVID-19 service with your family, friends and community.
Sunday 11 April 2021 - 5:58am
File: A health worker performing a COVID-19 test.
AFP/Douglas Magno
JOHANNESBURG - The health department said 1,285 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in the past 24 hours.
There are now 21,589 active cases, up by around 400 cases, since Thursday.
Nearly half of these cases are in the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal.
Sadly, 30 more people have succumbed to the COVID-19 virus in the country.
This brings the total death toll in the country to 53,256.
- Coronavirus Hotline Number: 0800 029 999 from 8am to 4pm, Monday to Friday.
Help protect your loved ones by sharing this official South African government COVID-19 service with your family, friends and community.
Sunday 22 March 2020 - 2:00pm
ROME - From walking fake dogs to donning skin suits, here are a few Italian ways of keeping boredom at bay during a national lockdown, something the nation of 60 million has been doing for over a week.
- Walk dogs, but only live ones -
Italy is a land of dog lovers and with walking four-legged friends one of the easier ways to legally leave the house, even confessed cat fanciers have begun professing a predilection for puppies. That neighbour who had stopped speaking to you, on the suspicion that it was your innocent creature who peed on her doormat, is now all smiles, offering to dog sit, Corriere della Sera editorialist Massimo Gramellini quips.