Tattoo for Buckelew raises over $30,000 to prevent suicide, promote mental health.

KTVU's Greg Lee takes an in-depth look at the 4th annual event designed to bolster suicide prevention programs in the Bay Area.

As National Suicide Prevention Month approaches, Bay Area nonprofit highlights critical role of 988 and ongoing need for accessible mental healthcare.

The Life Worth Living: Sonoma County Suicide Prevention Alliance honors National Suicide Prevention Month with its “Connection is Prevention” event on September 7.

After Athena House was threatened with closure, prominent local developers Cindy and Bill Gallaher purchased a Rincon Valley property for $2.1 million, and have spent an additional $6 million renovating it so the home’s mission can continue.

Hundreds of hikers and mountain bikers hit the trails in China Camp State Park on May 11 to raise funds and awareness about the North Bay’s need for mental health care.

Bike + Hike 4 Buckelew: Hundreds of hikers and mountain bikers will hit the trails in China Camp State Park to raise funds and awareness about the North Bay's critical need for mental healthcare.

Buckelew Programs CEO Chris Kughn comments on the measure's potential impact on mental health, addiction treatment and supported housing providers.

Buckelew Programs was among 18 Sonoma County nonprofits selected by the Healthy Petaluma Foundation

The nationwide Suicide and Crisis Lifeline experienced a huge uptick in calls and texts after the launch of its 3-digit number, 988, last year.