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211’s Special Needs HelpLine -Simply Call 2-1-1

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REDUCING THE RISK

REDUCING THE RISK

SPECIAL NEEDS/DISABILITIES

One of the hardest things about having a disability is that you may at times feel left out from your peers and community.

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Sometimes, dealing with a disability can involve social, emotional, sexual, and economic concerns…

Even if you do not have a disability, chances are that you may know someone who does.

Sometime you may not even realize that a person has a disabilityremember that disabilities are not always visible.

With a little effort you can get to know someone who has a disability. If you feel a little uncomfortable in their company at first, that's okay. Just remember that they have the same wants and needs as you. We are all different but equal!

Call 2-1-1 for the Special Needs HelpLine (0-22 years of age) Or contact the agencies listed that offer services for young people and or family members who have disabilities:

Suicide is a very serious subject. It is not something that should be taken lightly, especially if a friend starts talking about it. A friend may say, "I'd be better off dead," or "I just want to kill myself." You can do something! Think ACE!

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