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Grant Helps ELH Help Evanston Fight Adolescent Depression

The Score's In: Erika's Lighthouse - 1, Stigma - Zip

New spotlight on child suicides; Legislators and experts push for new interventions to avert tragedies

Colleges See Rise in Mental Health Issues - Students Blast Stigma

Mental Health America of Illinois (formerly Mental Health Association of Illinois) Supports Red Flags Awareness & Training

Ginny Neuckranz to Speak at MHANS Youth Suicide Prevention Forums

Chicagoans Run for Erika's Lighthouse!

Parent Handbook Launch a Success

New spotlight on child suicides; Legislators and experts push for new interventions to avert tragedies

Erika's Lighthouse Announces its Parent Handbook on Childhood and Adolescent Depression.

Erika's Lighthouse Teen Panel Participate in Lake Forest High School's Suicide and Depression Awareness Week - Chicago Sun Times, January 31, 2008

Talk of suicide tough, but vital to hear - Chicago Tribune, November 26, 2007

Center for Disease Control reports rise in teen suicide rate

Ginny Neuckranz Honored by the Mental Health Association of the North Shore

Chamber honors five for top community involvement, service - Pioneer Press, May 3, 2007

Steps Against Suicide - Chicago Tribune, June 18, 2006

Let the light shine in Barrington High - Chicago Daily Herald, November 7, 2005

A Group with Meaning - May 25, 2006

The Josselyn Award - November 19, 2005

Teen suicide comes into focus - Chicago Tribune, May 4,2005

Walkathon to Raise Awareness of Adolescent Depression - May, 2004