The continued updates about COVID-19 vaccines may leave you with questions, or even concern. Is one vaccine better to get than another? When can I get vaccinated, or get a booster?

These resources can help you stay informed, make a plan and address any concerns you may have.

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• Managing worries around vaccination
• Talking to your kids about COVID-19 vaccination
• Support through COVID-19

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We hope the new school year has gotten off to a positive start, whether your kids are going back to school in person or online. The resources below can help you support the students in your family. And in case you missed it, we also shared these resources recently.

Remember: You, your household members and your kids can call us to talk about issues with school or anything else. We're here 24/7 to provide in-the-moment support over the phone.

• School decisions and parenting stress webinar | Transcript
• Back to school resource guide
• Back to school planner courtesy of Give an Hour^® and the Campaign to Change Direction^®
• CDC School decision-making tool for parents, caregivers and guardians
• Protecting yourself during flu season | What to do if you get the flu
• CDC flu resources

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At first, you may think, "Why do I need to know about suicide?" But the fact is that most of us have been touched in some way by it.

Hopefully, you’ve never felt suicidal. But perhaps you have. Or perhaps you have a friend, relative or coworker who has been down that road. Since it’s National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, we’d like to help you learn some essential, helpful truths about suicide.

The Talk Saves Lives online training is a good place to start. It can teach you that you actually have the power to help others who may be considering suicide — even if you're social distancing. In this training, you can learn:

• Reasons people take their own lives
• Risk and protective factors
• Suicide prevention steps
• How you can help someone who is suicidal

In honor of Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, we invite you to take this training. There’s no cost, but there can be a big payoff. You can learn ways to help someone who is at risk and needs someone else to offer the right kind of caring and support.

Go to mylifevalues.com/login take the Talk Saves Lives online training today.

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The Talk Saves Lives online training was developed by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

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