Project Life is a Suicide prevention and awarness program
The roots of Project Life go back to 2000, when a group of Key Club members were together at Leadership Camp. They realized that there was a problem with suicide, and made a plan to take action against it. At that point in time they had a name (Project Life) and an idea. Those students idea: to raise awareness and prevention of suicide.
It has been almost ten years since then, and today, we have a list of directives and a plan. Since that particular day in July, handfuls students and Key Club members alike have stepped up and have taken the necessary actions. And over the past eight years, the state of Montana suicide rate has dropped from the highest state, to the third highest. Every year, more and more Key Clubbers realize the importance of this program, and have begun to lend hands to the project. But, we can’t do it alone. With your help, we could lower the rate even farther than it already has.
There are some people who let the world pass them by, never taking the steps to ensure that no one gets left behind. Then there are those that fight to help those in need and bring awareness to a growing problem. Project Life is based on these people, and their principles.
