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Riverside Behavioral Medicine is pleased to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and the Out of the Darkness Walk of Kankakee County. Riverside believes in the mission of the AFSP to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide.

Riverside's donation of $2,500 will go to help fight suicide and save lives right here in our community. Riverside Behavioral Medicine is proud to support the efforts of the AFSP and is determined to aid in the fight against suicide and improve the mental health of our region.

For more information about Riverside Healthcare's community involvement and award-winning care, visit riversidehealthcare.org.

Anne King, organizer of the Out of the Darkness Walk of Kankakee County, receives a check for $2,500 from Michael Mutterer (Senior Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer), Brenna Panares (Director of Behavioral Medicine), and Riverside Healthcare President & CEO Phil Kambic.

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