CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) - World Suicide Prevention Day is being observed on Wednesday, with mental health advocates emphasizing the importance of changing the narrative on suicide.

Advocates are highlighting that suicide can be prevented and that there is help and hope available worldwide.

This message is part of the broader efforts to raise awareness and provide resources for those struggling with mental health issues.

Kimberly Lee, Chief of Creative Strategy and Development at MiraVista, stated that there is no specific population or age group at higher risk for suicide, as everyone can be affected by mental health challenges.

Lee explained that dying by suicide can be motivated by various factors, including financial issues and relationship problems. Persistent feelings of depression

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