What We Do

Lost&Found trains advocates, provides evaluation and research services, and connects fragmented mental health systems with the goal of ending suicide for young adults (10-34).

We facilitate programs in three distinct areas of suicide prevention.

Student Programs

We partner with schools and higher education institutions to deliver innovative, student-centered, actionable programs that train student advocates and make resilient communities possible.

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Evaluation & Research Services

We apply public health, suicide prevention, and program evaluation expertise to conduct needs assessments, assess community suicide prevention capacity, and provide outsourced program evaluation services.

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Education & Advocacy

We connect the communities we serve with relevant, evidence-based information, education, training, and coalition-building tools that can help to prevent suicide and raise awareness of mental health needs.

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Lost&Found serves young adults (ages 15-34) with a variety of tools and experiences to reduce their suicide risk. We also serve their support networks – parents, educators, employers, and friends – with training and education that can make a difference in a young adult’s life.

Lost&Found programs and digital content reached over 2.3M people in 2021, and through the comprehensive tools that we provide, we hope to grow that reach and potential impact until no young adult dies by suicide in the United States.