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BREAKING THE SILENCE. BUILDING HOPE.
Student-led. School-supported. Joined for Hope.
Joined for Hope clubs give students a place to lead, connect and bring mental health awareness to their campuses. With school support, they champion kindness, self-worth and teen suicide prevention—carrying Cassidy’s legacy into their communities.
Our clubs, growing hope
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Year at a glance

★ CLUB OF THE MONTH ★
September recognitionGrizzlies Joined for Hope
Grand Oaks High School
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Grizzlies Joined for Hope at Grand Oaks HS went above and beyond at their Purple Out football game. Their energy, creativity, and heart brought their campus together with a message of hope during Suicide Prevention Month.
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CONNECT · LEAD · SERVE
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Joined for Hope clubs in action
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BRING HOPE TO YOUR CAMPUS
Start a Joined for Hope Club at Your School
You can help create a campus where students feel connected, valued and supported. Start a conversation with CJH—we’ll help you explore the next steps.
- Read Club Guidelines Review the club guidelines before requesting a new club.
- Find a school sponsor.Work with a supportive educator and your school on approval.
- Build your club with CJH.Plan your launch, connect student leaders and prepare your first meeting.

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