Men's Health Month Toolkit
Men’s Health Month Social Media Toolkit
Gear up for Men's Health Month in June with the Tennessee Department of Health Suicide Prevention Program's latest initiative. This comprehensive social media toolkit is designed to raise awareness and promote mental wellness among men. Men are four times more likely to die by suicide than women in Tennessee, highlighting the urgent need for targeted support and resources. This toolkit provides tools to spark conversations, break stigmas, and foster resilience.
This Men’s Health Month Social Media Toolkit includes sample social media graphics and messages to help spread the message that suicide is preventable, and we all play an important role in prevention efforts. Please download and share these messages and help us reduce the risk for suicide in communities across Tennessee.
Download Sample Social Media Images and Messages
Men’s Health Week (June 10-16) is a crucial time to shed light on the well-being of men everywhere. Middle-aged and older men are at the highest risk of dying by suicide. Let's use this time to raise awareness, encourage open conversations, and support each other in prioritizing mental health. #preventsuicidetn #MHM2024
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Suicide is a leading cause of death among men, but it doesn't have to be. Reach out, check in, and listen. Your support could save a life. Let's create a world where every man feels valued, heard, and supported. #MHM2024 #preventsuicidetn
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Men's and boy’s mental health is an important and urgent issue in public health today. Men in Tennessee are 4x more likely to die by suicide than women, and are less likely to report feelings of depression or anxiety. Visit www.preventsuicidetn.com for more information and help. If you are in immediate crisis, call or text 988 and then press 0. #MHM2024 #preventsuicidetn
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Feelings of hopelessness, isolation, or depression may lead to thoughts of suicide. Help #preventsuicide by knowing the warning signs and where to get help for yourself or someone who is struggling. www.preventsuicidetn.com #preventsuicidetn #MHM2024
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