Breaking the Cycle of Youth Suicide:

Every year, thousands of young people leave crisis care only to return to the same loneliness that brought them there.
According to the CDC, nearly 1 in 5 youth seriously consider suicide, and more than 40% of those who attempt will need emergency services again within a year.
Without consistent follow-up, community, or peer understanding, many fall into what we call the Dangerous Repeat Cycle — a recurring loop of crisis, hospitalization, and relapse. On the left, the image illustrates this cycle without community: emergency holds, short-term therapy, discharge — and too often, another crisis.
On the right, it shows how Dare To Live breaks that pattern through continuous connection, creativity, and holistic support. Dare To Live integrates professional therapy, peer relatability, and community engagement to create a model of wholesome, sustained healing.
Through our Flagship Hub, school clubs, and peer-led programs, we ensure that youth remain connected, supported, and inspired long after crisis care ends — transforming recovery from a temporary process into a lifelong journey of belonging.