Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program

Yellow Ribbon is a community-based program that empowers and educates professionals, adults and youth. This is a program of people helping people. The Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program as a valuable and timely contribution to the fight against youth suicide.

The Yellow Ribbon program was founded in 1994 by the parents of a bright, funny, loving teen, Mike Emme, who took his life when he did not know the words to say, or how to let someone know he was in trouble and needed help.

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