"Preventing Suicide Is Everyone’s Business" says Linda Rosenberg, President and CEO of National Council for Behavioral Health.

Many of us know of at least one person who has thought about harming themselves or others who have thought their only choice was to end their life.

by Jennifer Re and Diatra Simpson

Since 1883, Lincoln has influenced the lives of children and families through evolving programs to disrupt cy-cles of poverty and trauma by addressing three core areas: education, family, and well-being. In 2013, Lin-coln adopted and launched its first MDFT program in Contra Costa County, funded by County Mental Health and Probation. Within a short time, MDFT proved to be an excellent fit for Lincoln.

A program director at an East Bay youth detention facility recently likened the reentry of teen offenders into society to an alcoholic straight out of rehab, going to work at a bar. Read more>>

On Tuesday, President Trump told 800,000 young people in the U.S. that they don’t belong here. At Lincoln, we are outraged