This month, the Mid-Missouri chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide prevention sponsored its 2nd annual Out of the Darkness Walk at Stephens Lake Park. Event coordinators Rebecca Pamperl and Woody Adkins share about their goals for the walk. Additionally, sophomore Kayla West, president of Hope Club at RBHS, describes the club’s involvement and the resources they provide.
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