We are committed to supporting teens around the country to remove the stigma around anxiety and depression and cut the rate of teen suicide in half by 2028.
Denver, CO
Joined October 2018
- Tweets83
- Following55
- Followers207
- Likes115
Robbie's Hope retweeted
“Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among teens in the U.S. and the number one cause in Colorado, where Robbie’s Hope began.”
Think about that and sit with that for a moment.
Inspired to see orgs like @robbieshope1 doing great work to address this problem.
Robbie's Hope retweeted
What are some tips and tricks you've learned in talking with teens?
December 5 was Nat'l Communicate with Kids Day. Learn some best practices on how to listen and create an environment of understanding between adults and youth. @RobbiesHope1
Robbie's Hope retweeted
.@RobbiesHope1’s motto for HOPE:
Hold On. Pain Ends. Check out how students at Lakewood HS and across the country are helping their fellow teens. #SuicidePrevention
"It's OK to not be OK," Lakewood teens support peers through mental health struggles 9news.com/article/news/healt…
Robbie's Hope retweeted
@RobbiesHope1 is a nonprofit organization that aims to broaden and deepen awareness of teen depression and suicide. When their annual gala and fundraiser–an Evening of Hope–needed to go virtual, they turned to @CEAVCO for production support. Read more at: bit.ly/2Nk9fxx
Robbie's Hope retweeted
A man whose son died by suicide is urging parents to get their kids to open up about their struggles. Now, some teens have created a guide for parents on how to have that conversation. It's on today's @ColoradoMatters podcast: bit.ly/2PdX7v2 @RobbiesHope1
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Expo Partner Mention: @RobbiesHope1 is an uprising of teens to help other teens. We’ve made it our mission to stop the suicide epidemic that’s taking the lives of our friends. Help us cut teen suicide rates in half by 2028. Learn more at: robbies-hope.com/
Robbie's Hope retweeted
A big THANK YOU to our Expo Partners for helping make the inaugural @BRun5k a success! @LoveisLouder @CO_MentalHealth @_IMAlive @project_helping @RandomActsOrg @RobbiesHope1 @GreatOutdoorsCO @RockyNPS @violetHIVEart @DUGtweet @JeffCtrMH @JeffcoPH @stridechc @CenterOnColfax
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Annie is a huge advocate for mental health. She has helped us, along with our partners in Hope, @robbieshope1, speak out in the importance of getting help. Remember it’s ok not to be ok, but it’s not ok not to tell… instagram.com/p/B3xTu67HkKs/…
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Proud of my son competing in his state ms xc meet, representing @RobbiesHope1. Niels, you make me so proud #bck8bears #bck8xc #xcforever
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Thinking about the Eckert family today @RobbiesHope1
To my 59 followers, please RT and help to end the mental health stigma in honor of Robbie today. It’s been one year #robbieshope #holdonpainends #itsoktonotbeok
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Another amazing session with the @robbieshope1 organization who continues to do some very important work in regards to suicide prevention through the arts. This session featured 16 year old Camden Piper who,in his… instagram.com/p/B01YA9UFuVj/…
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Friday Favorite – @212_west “Hold On Pain Ends” Necklace in Collaboration with @RobbiesHope1 katierobisonblogs.com/2019/0…
Robbie's Hope retweeted
The Brain Run 5k & Mental Health Expo is just one week away! Join the movement to address the mental health crisis facing our communities. Register: brainrun.org. Expo Partners @_IMAlive @RandomActsOrg @CO_MentalHealth @GreatOutdoorsCO @RobbiesHope1 @CenterOnColfax ++
Robbie's Hope retweeted
He was 15 when he took his own life in October.
Now hundreds say never again as they gather months later for @RobbiesHope1 to open conversation and call for better mental health assistance. Proud to be part of this today. @CBSDenver denver.cbslocal.com/2019/04/…
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Robbie’s Hope: Parents want son’s life to be a catalyst for suicide awareness on9news.tv/2CNQf33
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Finally, share this page with everyone who needs it: we have a running list of mental health resources available for Colorado residents: 9news.com/article/news/commu… (7/7)
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Robbie Eckert was a student at Lakewood HS who ended his life. Our friend @Kim9news sat down with his parents, who want to eradicate the stigma around depression. We'll talk more about that tonight, but in the meantime, take a few minutes to hear their story.
Robbie's Hope retweeted
Robbie's parents emphasized the importance of having thoughtful conversations about mental health before it's too late. That's already happening. Several people opened up to us after seeing the story:
"It's not easy, but it has to be done."
WATCH: on9news.tv/2Q9s6I8