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Hope Squad

Hope Squad is an evidence-based, peer-to-peer suicide prevention program for grades 4-12. Share the hope and save a life at www.HopeSquad.com.

Hope Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program with a purpose of fostering human connection, community, and hope. Thousands of schools across the United States and Canada benefit from Hope Squads, with more than 1,250,000 students positively impacted annually. Over 98% of school administrators agree that the programming promotes a positive school climate for their students.

03/06/2026

"In a world where so many young people are struggling and feeling alone, Hope Squad helps to make those students see that they aren't alone, and they don't have to bear those burdens by themselves."

At St. Rose HS in New Jersey and in schools across the nation, the Hope Squad program strengthens connection, equips students to know when and where to get help, and builds a culture where talking about mental health is a sign of strength—not weakness. ♥️

Bring youth su***de prevention to your school or learn how you can support the mission at https://bit.ly/4cmtl3z

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03/04/2026

Hope Squad takes on South Carolina! 👏

The High Point Academy Charter School’s Squad was invited by Representative Sarita Edgerton and recognized on the State House floor.

After raising funds for the AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk and being recognized locally this fall, students had the opportunity to tour the State House, see government in action, and share about Hope Squad’s life-saving mission with leaders like Representatives Steven Long and Josiah Magnuson.

When students lead, change follows. We’re proud of these voices advocating for hope!

03/02/2026

Being a teen today isn’t easy.

On World Teen Mental Health Day, remember:

✨ You matter.
✨ You are enough.
✨ You are not alone.

Today, check in on a teen in your life. Send a text, start a conversation, or spend time together. Tell them you're inspired by how they care about mental health.

Today it matters more than ever.

03/01/2026

Inclusivity isn't just a word. It's an action. 💛

This month, we focus on making sure everyone feels seen, valued, and heard.

Let's celebrate our differences, lift each other up, and create communities where everyone belongs.

Together we thrive.

02/28/2026

92 Hope Squad Members + 2 lunch periods = Countless positive interactions🌟

During their February Hope Lunch, Squad Members at Coronado HS in Nevada connected with peers, encouraged students to share uplifting texts and social posts, and handed out sweet treats and stickers to reinforce one simple message: Showing up with love makes a world of difference.

We love to see our Squads spreading hope!

02/26/2026

Shout-out to the Boise High School Hope Squad in Idaho for showering their campus with snowflakes of kindness! ❄️

Students wrote positive messages, affirmations, and words of encouragement on paper snowflakes, then displayed them throughout the school.

A simple idea. A powerful impact.

Because in the coldest or toughest seasons, kind words can make a difference. 💛✨

02/24/2026

Every strong school is built on connection.

And every Hope Squad starts the same way—with one person willing to begin the conversation.

A parent. A teacher. A counselor. A student.

Why not you? ❤️

Learn how to bring Hope Squad to your community in our latest blog.

👉 https://www.hopesquad.com/community-stories/how-to-start-a-hope-squad-blog

02/23/2026

Advisor Spotlight 💫

De Pere High School Social Worker and Hope Squad Advisor Melanie Brick recently appeared on Good Day Wisconsin to promote su***de prevention and their Paddles for Prevention pickleball event.

With 300+ trained Hope Squad Members across De Pere, she’s helping build a culture where students look out for one another and connect peers to trusted adults.

We love seeing advisors shine a light and spread hope in their communities! 👏

02/21/2026

Alumni Spotlight: Devin Duncan ✨

Former National Council Member, and now a member of our Outreach team, Devin was recently elected Student Body President at UNC Chapel Hill!

He shares that Hope Squad shaped him into an empathetic, intentional leader—teaching him that leadership isn’t about having all the answers, but about listening well, noticing the quiet signs, and creating spaces where people feel safe to be heard.

For Devin, leadership is about making sure people are seen—and creating more leaders along the way.

02/19/2026

POV: Your name is Hope, and the monthly theme is hope…

…A great reminder from our National Council Member that hard moments don’t last forever—and hope can help you keep moving forward. ❤️

02/18/2026

👀 ICYMI: National Council applications for the 2026-2027 school year are NOW available!

If you will be a Hope Squad junior or senior next year, this is your chance to help shape the future of Hope Squad while growing as a leader alongside students from across the country.

Ready to step up and make an impact?

✨ Click the link to learn more and apply today! https://forms.zohopublic.com/hopesquad/form/HopeSquadNationalCouncilApplication20262027/formperma/KojgYtUYdeYXIUB_QUDM740zlO2IeReQ4XnUPeEUyRw

02/17/2026

Hold the door. Send the text. Share the compliment. 🤟

It’s Random Acts of Kindness Day — let’s make it count.

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