Hope Squad

Hope Squads reduce youth suicide through education, training, and peer intervention. Hope Squad members are nominated by their classmates as trustworthy peers and trained by advisors. Members are not taught to act as counselors, but rather how to be peer advocates, recognize signs of suicide contemplation, and respectfully report any concerns to an adult.

Hope Squad Brochure - 2 page high level overview of Hope Squad

Wisconsin Hope Squad Informational Packet - In depth overview of program and trainings

Hope Squad Affiliation Agreement - Agreement between school and Hope Squad

Sample Hope Squad Curriculum: Elementary, Middle, High School

Sample MOU - Memorandum of Understanding between Schools and Walworth County HHS

Implement HOPE SQUAD at your school. Complete this inquiry to find out how.

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Hope Squad is a partner of the QPR Institute. QPR is a Suicide Prevention program that stands for Question, Persuade, and Refer. It teaches people how to recognize suicide warning signs, ask about suicide, and persuade people to accept professional help. While QPR is an integral part of the Hope Squad curriculum, it is also a valuable tool for everyone in the community as we embark on a broader, more holistic approach to suicide prevention in Walworth County.

Interested in attending or hosting a FREE QPR suicide prevention training?
Find more information here.