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The Tulare & Kings Counties Suicide Prevention Task Force (SPTF) is fully funded through the Tulare County and the Kings County Mental Health Services Act: Prevention and Early Intervention Plan. The SPTF functions as a multi-disciplinary collaborative, combining representatives from government, education, community-based service providers, and community members. Training, activities, and education are provided throughout our community to increase awareness of the signs, symptoms of suicide risk, prevention and early intervention best-practices.

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