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Hope 4 Tomorrow
Prevention. Connection. Support.
Training and equipping today’s communities with tools to handle the stress, trauma, and pressures facing them.
Available in
Montgomery County
Trainings can also be
scheduled in other counties
On average, there are 130 deaths by suicide per day in the U.S.
Everyone need the tools to be able to manage and support mental wellness in their everyday lives. But how many people are having these important conversations?
Hope 4 Tomorrow is an innovative program that helps individuals focus on the importance of their own health and wellness.
A variety of trainings and resources are available to the community to help present subjects like suicide prevention, crisis intervention, self-care and mental health in active ways that help empower individuals with the tools and skills needed to live successful lives.
Make a Difference
Conversations can make a difference in our understanding of stress, trauma and suicide prevention. Our team has certified trainers that help to facilitate the Hope 4 Tomorrow program and trainings to the community.
Hope 4 Tomorrow can provide a variety of trainings to your school district, university, organization or company. Learn more about the specific trainings available.
What We Provide
1. Mental Health First Aid:
Identify, Understand & Respond
This 8-hour training gives you the skills you need to reach out and provide initial support to someone who may be developing a mental health or substance use problem and help connect them to the appropriate care.
2. QPR Training
Question. Persuade. Refer
This suicide prevention training is designed to teach you to recognize the warning signs of a potential suicide crisis, and then to further question, persuade, and then finally refer them to help. With this 2 – 3 hour training, we strive to equip you with tools and education to reduce suicidal behaviors.
3. ASIST Training
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training
ASIST is the most widely used suicide intervention training program in the world. This two-day intensive, interactive and practice-dominated course is designed to help caregivers learn how to intervene to prevent the immediate risk of suicide and provide safety-for-now. The workshop is designed for all caregivers (15+ years).
Innovative Student Assembly Program
This program helps youth focus on the importance of their own health and wellness. Students engage in interactive ways and can ask questions related to mental health in real time. The answers are used to have conversations and help the students develop strategies to help themselves and one another.
What You Can Expect
- A unique educational experience.
- Interactive activities.
- An opportunity to be more aware of subjects like mental health and suicide.
- Knowledges of resources in your community.
- Empowerment to support friends, family & peers.
Let Us Partner With You!
Are you hosting a community event? If so, the Hope 4 Tomorrow team would love to partner! We provide resources for community members which include but are not limited to the following:
- Montgomery County Mobile Crisis brochures, tear-offs and other cool swag items
- Peer Support & Teen Talk Line brochures and tear-offs
- National and local support programs guides, community trainings & events
- MontCo Suicide Prevention Task Force information
- And much more!
Interested in partnering with Hope 4 Tomorrow?
Contact Ty Williams to schedule presentations, events and collaboration.
Meet Ty
Tyrone (Ty) Williams serves as the Crisis Community Liaison and Trainer at Access Services. In this role, Ty facilitates Hope 4 Tomorrow assemblies and supports the Mobile Crisis program at community events. Additionally, Ty provides Mental Health and Prevention trainings (Mental Health First Aid, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer)) at colleges, high schools and other organizations in Montgomery County, PA. Ty is a member of the Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Task Force and serves as Co-chairman of Access Services’ Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
Ty’s professional journey started as a high school social studies teacher in a small town in North Carolina. After 3 years of being in the classroom, he was afforded the opportunity to begin studying at Lancaster Bible College (formerly Capital Bible Seminary). After completing his studies at LBC, Ty went on to spend the next 7 years serving as a leader in the church and para church community. Ty holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Professional History and a Masters of Arts Degree in Christian Counseling and Discipleship.
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