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The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is Wyoming’s first local suicide call center and now, after two years of existence, it is expanding to be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Recently, the Central Wyoming Counseling Center informed staff that Kevin Hazucha, the CEO of the company, had been placed on 'paid administrative leave.'

On Friday, December 18 representatives from the Central Wyoming Counseling Center presented Stuff the Van with three big boxes of toys, and a check.

Musicians Skyler Ray and Kala Mulcahy performed two private concerts for the residents of the Central Wyoming Counseling Center on July 5, 2022, featuring music that focuses on addiction, mental health, and breaking the chains that bind us.

As of December 1, 33 people have killed themselves in Natrona County. The previous high was 31.

In its 18 years of existence in Natrona County, the 'Breaking the Silence' walk has offered survivors of suicide an opportunity to remember their loved ones, to honor them, and to maybe, just maybe, offer them some semblance of peace.

The 'Breaking the Silence' Walk, now entering its 18th year, will be held in Casper on Saturday, September 18 at Crossroads Park.

Governor Gordon visited the Central Wyoming Counseling Center on Tuesday to learn more about the organization's suicide prevention lifeline and the texting services that accompany it.

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, CWCC has announced the addition of texting services to its free suicide lifeline.

Many call from outside Wyoming but get directed to the call center because they have cell phones with a 307 area code.