'Hope 911' explores traumas that put teens at risk
In honor of Suicide Prevention Month, Hope 911 will be premiering Sept 29th at the Marygrove College Theater in Detroit. It is a film that explores the traumas, and tragedies that place adolescents and teens at risk of suicide. The film sheds a necessary light on the challenges that teens face in today's society while showing a compelling account of heroism, despair, faith and hope! Audience members will enjoy an engaging panel discussion after the screening of the movie. Tickets are on sale now for $5.
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