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Suicide Prevention Month: Central Texas family turning loss into lifeline - KCENTV.com
988 Lifeline / Crisis (Google News) · September 5, 2025
In plain language
In Temple, Texas, the Caple family is working to prevent suicide after the tragic loss of their 17-year-old son, Riley. They founded the nonprofit Revving for Riley to raise awareness and support others struggling with mental health. The organization has raised thousands of dollars to help people pay for professional counseling sessions. By sharing their story, the family hopes to show that human connection and open conversations can help save lives.
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Key takeaways
- A Central Texas family founded the nonprofit Revving for Riley to honor their son and prevent suicide.
- The organization provides financial assistance to help individuals pay for therapy and mental health counseling.
- Asking direct questions about self-harm can help identify when someone is in a mental health crisis.
- Simple human connections, such as listening or offering a compliment, can help people feel seen and supported.
- Individuals in crisis can call or text 988 anytime to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Suicide Prevention Month: Central Texas family turning loss into lifeline KCENTV.com
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