BE A LIFE SAVER

"Lifesaver: Be The Voice, Stop Suicide" Campaign

​Campaign Packet Title: Lifesaver: Be The Voice, Stop Suicide

Brought to you by: Daughters of Destiny Global Enterprises, Inc.

Led by: Apostle Dr. Bridget C. Outlaw, CEO

​Page 1: The Call to Action

​Headline: Your Voice Can Save a Life.

​Opening Statement:

"Suicide is a conversation we can no longer afford to be silent about. It is a crisis that thrives in the dark, but we have the power to bring it into the light. The 'Be The Voice, Stop Suicide' campaign is a movement to break the silence and equip every person to be a lifesaver. This guide is your toolkit."

​What is a "Lifesaver"?

A Lifesaver is not a professional therapist, but a caring individual who has committed to:

• ​LEARN the warning signs of suicide.

• ​LISTEN with empathy and without judgment.

• ​LINK those in crisis to professional help.

• ​LIVE as a beacon of hope and support.

​Page 2: The Core Message & Warning Signs

​Headline: Recognize the Warning Signs

​Introduction:

"Recognizing the warning signs is the first step to being a voice for someone in need. A person considering suicide may not always show obvious signs. Be alert for a combination of these changes in behavior, mood, or conversation. Trust your gut—if something feels wrong, it's worth asking about."

​List of Warning Signs (formatted for easy reading):

​Talk:

• ​"I want to die." or "I wish I were dead."

• ​"I'm a burden to others."

• ​"There's no point in living."

• ​"Soon I won't have to worry about this anymore."

​Behavior:

• ​Increased use of alcohol or drugs.

• ​Withdrawing from friends, family, and social activities.

• ​Reckless or risky behavior.

• ​Giving away prized possessions.

• ​Researching methods of suicide.

​Mood:

• ​Despair or feeling hopeless about the future.

• ​Irritability or severe mood swings.

• ​Anxiety or agitation.

• ​Humiliation or shame.

• ​Loss of interest in things they once enjoyed.

​Page 3: The "Be The Voice" Action Steps

​          Headline: Three Lifesaving Steps

​Step 1: Be Direct. Ask the Question.

• ​The Script: "I've noticed you've been going through a lot lately, and I'm concerned about you. Sometimes when people feel this way, they think about ending their life. Are you thinking about suicide?"

• ​Key Point: Studies show that asking this question does NOT put the idea in their head. It shows you care and gives them permission to be honest. It's often a great relief for them to finally talk about it.

​Step 2: Be Present. Listen Without Judgment.

• ​The Approach: Stay calm. Don't interrupt or try to "fix" their problems. Just listen. Your goal is to understand their pain, not to minimize it. Let them know you're there for them.

• ​What to Say: "Thank you for trusting me with this." "I hear how much pain you're in." "You are not alone."

​Step 3: Be a Link. Connect Them to Help.

• ​The Action: Do not leave them alone. Get help immediately. Your role is to connect them with a professional who is trained to handle this crisis.

• ​The Resources (to be filled with local and national information):

  • ​988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or Text 988 anytime, 24/7.

  • ​Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741.

  • ​Emergency Services: Call 911 if they are in immediate danger.

  • ​Local Resources: [List local mental health clinics, counselors, and support groups here. Include phone numbers and addresses.]

​Page 4: Prophetic Declaration & Conclusion

​Headline: Your Divine Assignment

​Message from Apostle Dr. Bridget C. Outlaw:

"My daughter or son, you have a divine calling and a designated destiny. The enemy seeks to destroy it, but the Lord has called you to a new level of devotion and determination. Just as David found his strength in the Cave of Adullam, you can use your difficult seasons to become a defender and a doer. Your pain is not your end; it is your preparation for a powerful purpose.

​You are not alone in this fight. This is our collective assignment: to be the voice that breaks through the darkness. Let's stand together, not as bystanders, but as lifesavers, filled with the light and love of God. Your voice is a weapon. Use it to bring deliverance and development to a world in need."

​Call to Partnership:

"Join our mission. Share this packet. Become a volunteer. Pray with us. Your partnership is vital to shedding the light and saving lives. For more information or to get involved, visit us at: www.daughtersofdestinyenterprise.org 

​Closing Statement:

"If you or someone you know is in crisis, please remember: Hope is always just a phone call away. Call or text 988."

Thank you.

Apostle Dr. Bridget C. Outlaw (Sr. Pastor and Founder)

New Global Destiny Int'l World Deliverance Ministries, Inc. /

Dr. Bridget C. Outlaw (CEO) / Daughters of Destiny Enterprises, Inc.

Office: 773-510-9774 / Alt: 708-674-8037

Email: newglobaldestiny@gmail.com