The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation Plans QPR: Question, Persuade, Refer and Let’s TACO ‘bout QPR for 2021
By Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation
Jan 30, 2021
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Fort Worth, Texas -- The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation, a nonprofit serving North Texas, announced their 2021 schedule for QPR and Let’s TACO ‘bout QPR training.

QPR – Question, Persuade, and Refer – is free suicide prevention training designed to give every person in our community the confidence and competence to help someone at risk for suicide. Anyone can learn these 3 simple steps which teach someone  to recognize the warning signs, offer hope, and get help. QPR trainings are currently available virtually via Zoom at 2 p.m. CST.

Let’s Taco ‘Bout QPR is also a free suicide prevention training combined with Taco Tuesday to bring our community together and give every person the confidence and competence to help someone at risk for suicide. Let’s TACO ‘bout QPR is offered at 6 p.m. CST.

Each program takes place monthly with May and September virtual QPR having two trainings, one in English and one in Spanish. Let’s TACO ‘bout QPR will have two trainings in April and September, one in English and one in Spanish. All dates and additional information, along with all the JEHF events and programs, can be found on our website: www.jordanharrisfoiundation.org

About the Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation

The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation (The JEHF) is a 501(c)(3) public charity and was created after the 2012 suicide of Jordan Harris, a remarkable young woman from North Richland Hills, Texas, who was in her senior year at the University of Michigan.  Jordan was high school valedictorian, National Merit Scholarship winner, a tireless volunteer, and a compassionate champion of those less fortunate.  Jordan suffered from a brief bout of depression and ended her life without warning, leaving her devastated family and friends to wonder if they could have done more to save her life.  Jordan’s loved ones discovered there were no local programs available in Tarrant County providing evidence-based suicide prevention training and education.  The JEHF was founded in 2014 to undertake that role in Tarrant County. The JEHF’s founding board wanted to ensure an extra step to help remove the stigma of mental illness and incorporated a depression research funding component into the mission.  The services provided by The JEHF are unduplicated in Tarrant County.