Wellness for today,
Hope for tomorrow,
Suicide is preventable.

BoroSafe identifies six dimensions of mental health and wellness, including Spiritual, Intellectual, Physical, Emotional, Social, and Occupational. 

Mission Statement:
BoroSAFE is a community collaborative with an aim to provide access to mental health resources, emotional well-being best practices and suicide prevention resources across the entire Hillsborough Community.

Our Cause:
To proactively connect the community with resources surrounding mental health for all community members. Ensuring the entire community is able to work on their emotional wellbeing, no matter where on the mental health continuum they may fall.

BoroS.A.F.E.  - Suicide Awareness For Everyone meets the first Thursday of every month at the Municipal Building.  ANYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND A MEETING OR JOIN BOROSAFE!

CONTACT US ANYTIME:

If you are interested in more information or would like to get more involved, please email us at:  BoroSAFE@gmail.com 

Co-Chairs of BoroSAFE

Rebecca Grossman (Roscoe1066@gmail.com)

Minda Maggio (mmaggio@htps.us)

BoroSAFE partners with Doggy Noses & Yoga Poses several times a year for a fun night of yoga and puppies!    

BENEFITS:

Yoga is healthy for the body and mind.  

The event raises money for BoroSAFE and the puppy rescue organization. 

The puppies get some socialization which helps with their adoption.

Hope For Tomorrow is celebrated in May as part of Mental Health Awareness month.  The event showcases community resources to help reduce stigma about mental health issues and raise awareness about suicide prevention.  

Hope for Tomorrow flier - click HERE

BoroSAFE hosts Gratitude In Action in November as a way to encourage our community to volunteer their time and give back to the community.  We packed comfort care bags, made glitter jars to donate, painted inspirational messages on rocks and wrote positive messages in cards to send to seniors.

There are so many benefits to being grateful and giving back.  Those who volunteer in their communities are less likely to be depressed and have increased well-being. Gratitude grows in the hearts of givers, more than in receivers.