LLE – Language Services Delivers Understanding at Youth Suicide Prevention and Mental Wellness Conference
Third annual Fairfax Partnership for Youth conference addressing youth suicide and mental health issues fell on the first year anniversary of the Sully District Police Station shootings.
Washington, DC, May 23, 2007 --(PR.com)-- The Youth Suicide and Depression Task Force of the Fairfax Partnership for Youth (FPY) held its third annual conference on suicide prevention and mental wellness on May 8, 2007. The event, which was appropriately titled Bridging the Gap: Emergent Adulthood, addressed the community’s role in promoting positive mental health to Fairfax County youth as they prepare for the transition into adulthood from high school graduation. The all day event was held at St. Matthew’s United Methodist Church in Annandale, VA.
In a survey conducted by the FPY in 2005, those races other than white are more likely to report a feeling of depression, while Asian and Hispanic youth experience even higher rates of depression, some even reported considering suicide. Recognizing the diversity of Fairfax County, LLE – Language Services, a leading global provider of translation and interpretation services, provided simultaneous Spanish and Korean interpreters.
For more information on the Fairfax for Partnership for Youth, visit www.fairfaxyouth.org. Interested parties wishing to learn more about LLE – Language services may call (877) 405-8764 or visit www.lle-inc.com.
About LLE:
LLE - Language Services (www.lle-inc.com) provides technology supported communication solutions to nearly 2,000 clients worldwide. With over 3,000 linguists specializing in 150 different languages, LLE provides accurate and reliable telephone and face-to-face interpretation, document and e-mail translation, language training and proficiency testing. Since 1979, LLE has been recognized as a leading language services provider to government, business, and international organizations. LLE is a woman-owned business with headquarters in Washington, DC, and a technology center in Winchester, VA.
Media Contact:
Clyde Anderson
Vice President, Marketing
LLE - Language Services
1627 K Street NW, Suite 610
Washington, DC, 20006
(877) 405-8764, Ext: 206
canderson@lle-inc.com
www.lle-inc.com
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In a survey conducted by the FPY in 2005, those races other than white are more likely to report a feeling of depression, while Asian and Hispanic youth experience even higher rates of depression, some even reported considering suicide. Recognizing the diversity of Fairfax County, LLE – Language Services, a leading global provider of translation and interpretation services, provided simultaneous Spanish and Korean interpreters.
For more information on the Fairfax for Partnership for Youth, visit www.fairfaxyouth.org. Interested parties wishing to learn more about LLE – Language services may call (877) 405-8764 or visit www.lle-inc.com.
About LLE:
LLE - Language Services (www.lle-inc.com) provides technology supported communication solutions to nearly 2,000 clients worldwide. With over 3,000 linguists specializing in 150 different languages, LLE provides accurate and reliable telephone and face-to-face interpretation, document and e-mail translation, language training and proficiency testing. Since 1979, LLE has been recognized as a leading language services provider to government, business, and international organizations. LLE is a woman-owned business with headquarters in Washington, DC, and a technology center in Winchester, VA.
Media Contact:
Clyde Anderson
Vice President, Marketing
LLE - Language Services
1627 K Street NW, Suite 610
Washington, DC, 20006
(877) 405-8764, Ext: 206
canderson@lle-inc.com
www.lle-inc.com
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