Waterloo Region Suicide Prevention Council 2010 Annual Report
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1 Waterloo Region Suicide Prevention Council 2010 Annual Report September 10, 2010
2 History 1997 WRSPC was established Terms of Reference 1998 Presentation Bullying Caregiver Booklet 1999 Presentation Suicide in First Nations First Why brochure on Suicide prevention 2000 Presentation Prevention, Intervention & Postvention First Newsletter 2001 Presentation Youth Suicide Donation from St. Mary s High School for 1 st Bookmarks for distribution in the community 2002 Presentation Personal Stories You Can Help Revision &reprint of Caregiver Booklet Bike for Life Joint Community workshop/forum Reality of Suicide Strategic Plan 2003 Presentation Putting the Pieces Together Revision Terms of Reference st Annual Dimensions of Suicide Conference Creating Common Understanding and Community Forum featuring Dr. Gustavo Turecki Neuroscience of Suicide Design and unveiling of our new logo Article in the Record to mark World Suicide Prevention Day Support to the Waterloo Region Suicide Education Committee in organizing a meeting of community leaders and launch of a Waterloo Region Strategic Planning Group nd Annual Dimensions of Suicide Conference Suicide Through the Life Cycles& & Community Forum featuring Dr Ken Doka Youth Brochure the 2 nd of our Why brochures rd Annual Dimensions of Suicide Conference Understanding and Hope featuring Dr. Antoon A. Leenaars & Community Forum featuring Bonnie Ball Older Adult Brochure the 3 rd of our Why brochures 1 st Butterfly Release Ceremony of Remembrance Website launched Stick With It Hockey Game and School Challenge 2007 Non Profit Charitable Status 2 nd Butterfly Release Ceremony of Remembrance 1 st WRSPC team to enter the 4 th Annual Daniel Tudisco Memorial Golf Tournament 2008 Obtained our Charitable status number 4 th Annual Dimensions of Suicide Conference Exploring Cause & Effect featuring Richard Ramsey, Noella Taylor & a panel discussion. 3 rd Revision of the Caregiver Booklet Completed a general and youth PowerPoint presentation for community education Sept Successful Bowl-A-Thon to support a year of funding for Coordinator s position 6 th Annual Dimensions of Suicide Conference Partnered with Representatives from various multicultural communities for World Suicide Prevention Day 13 displays in the community Strengthened media connections
3 Waterloo Region Suicide Prevention Council continues to grow and have many accomplishments with the combined passion of the following committee members and their supporting agencies: Dena Moitoso (People Needing People Erb/Good Funeral Home) Kathy Payette (Lutherwood) Dale Wombwell (KW Salvation Army C&FS) Linda Bender (Canadian Mental Health Association, Grand River Branch) Mary Denomme (Region of Waterloo Public Health) Lisa Cousineau (Community; Self Help Alliance)) Cathy du Preez-Kiss (Cambridge Memorial Hospital Sheryl Bergman-Wolfe (Community) Cathy McDonald-Reis (Waterloo Catholic District School Board) Debbie Emery (Community) Pauline Potzold (Grand River Hospital Psychiatric Program) Tom Connolly (Waterloo Region District School Board) Eva Neufeld (University of Waterloo) Kathy Kruger (Trellis) Mark Koiter (Waterloo Regional Police Services) Geoff Reekie (Canadian Mental Health Association, Grand River Branch) Pat Allan (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health) Executive Chair Vice Chair Past Chair Treasurer Secretary Linda Bender Cathy McDonald Reis Dale Wombwell Kathy Payette Kathy Kruger Committees Education & Public Awareness Fundraising & Special Events Conference Planning Resource Development Coordinator Tana Nash
4 Council Highlights & Accomplishments Progress made on Strategic Plan objectives see attached summary Member on Canada Association for Suicide Prevention Member and representation on Ontario Association for Suicide Prevention Received funding from the Kitchener Rotary Club and the Preston Chapter IODE to train students in Safe Talk; first group of 4 students and adult mentors held in Cambridge Successful Trillium Grant to increase ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) trainers has resulted in expanded community training team with 4 new ASIST trainers Discussions about support group for those struggling with suicide Proposal to Waterloo-Wellington LHIN for Regional Suicide Prevention Coordinator Proposal to Ontario Trillium Foundation Increased media coverage related to suicide awareness CTV Province Wide; Rogers Daytime and Newsmakers; The Record; New Hamburg Independent; KOOL FM Presented to Regional Crisis System Maintained strong connections with Wilfred Laurier University, University of Waterloo, and Conestoga College in order to support their suicide awareness efforts on campus Ongoing community displays as well as distribution of updated Caregiver Booklets, updated bookmarks, the three WHY Brochures and the new Grief after Suicide brochure The accomplishments of the Council could not be made possible without the support and cooperation of many individuals and organizations. Memorial donations from friends and families. Donations received from Kitchener Rotary Club and the Preston IODE Chapter A generous donation from the Daniel Tudisco Memorial Golf Tournament. Butterflies for Service of Remembrance courtesy of Daniel & Fran Brown Waterloo Public Health Department generously provides administrative support, space and sponsorship of newsletters and mailings. ErbGood Funeral Home, and People Needing People for providing space and support for committee meetings and WRSPC storage and mailings. Waterloo Region District School Board for providing a graphic artist to work on the Caregiver Booklet Grand River Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association for providing voic /telephone services; paymaster services for Coordinator s position Mosaic for providing office space for Coordinator Darcy Davis for maintenance of our website: Lutherwood for their support; and Pam Todd for providing book keeping services Our appreciation to all organizations represented on the Council and to those individuals who volunteer their time and energy as community members.
5 And we say THANK YOU to members leaving that have given generously of themselves: Mary Denome Lisa Cousineau Future Goals o Increase membership base and expand capability of committees o Continue to move forward on implementing the Waterloo Region Suicide Prevention Strategy o Recognize each donor with a personal thank you letter, and information on how funds are being spent o Continue to work diligently to obtain annualized funding for a Suicide Prevention Coordinator o Strengthen existing relationships and partnerships with other suicide prevention groups such as Suicide Awareness of Wilmot & Wellesley and the Wellington-Dufferin Suicide Resource Group o Nurture Provincial and Federal relationships such as MP s, MPP s, Bill Wilkerson of the Economic Roundtable on Mental Health
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