Welcome to The Warrior Run!
The Warrior Run: The Race for Life, an event featuring a 5K race, and one-mile walk will be held Saturday, October 11, 2014, 1M at 5:15 p.m., 5K at 5:30 p.m.Both courses start and finish at the Bell Tower @ Dogwood Park, off Pleasant Street, in the historic Village of Mariemont,Ohio.
Kid's Fun Run starting at 7 pm. The family-oriented fundraiser benefits Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center's (CCHMC) Surviving the Teens® program.Make it a night—enjoy a beautiful setting, a scenic run/walk through Mariemont, great food, music, carnival-style kids games and a movie at dark. Don’t miss the fun!
Useful Links
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National Suicide Pervention
Helps individuals in suicidal crisis within the United States to contact the nearest available suicide prevention and mental health service provider.
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NIMH · Suicide Prevention
A brief overview of the statistics on depression and suicide with information on depression treatments and suicide prevention.
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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
he suicide prevention webpage of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) includes a variety of data, reports, awareness materials.
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SAVE
Aims to prevent suicide through public awareness and education, and features information, news, and resources.
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Surviving the Teens / Suicide
The Division of Psychiatry at Cincinnati Children's created the Surviving the Teens / Suicide Prevention Program to provide information, resources and support.
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Suicide Prevention Resource Center
Information on government suicide prevention efforts, news, events and links to important prevention publications.
recent posts
Tweets by @CincyWarriorRunIn The News
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Loving response to beloved coach's life lost to suicide
Funny, loud, goofy, magnetic. The guy people are drawn to, who draws energy into a room. The guy who's always "on," who is somehow larger than life.[Read More]
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Helping Children Who Battle Mental Illness
A local woman is on a mission to get mental health education in every high school in the Tri-State. Nancy Miller's husband committed suicide five years ago with few warning signs.
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Heart of a Warrior
When friends and family wanted to honor Mariemont sports stalwart Jim Miller after his untimely death in July 2008, they started a walk called the Jim Miller Memorial Mile. It was a big success, and a fond tribute to a husband and father.
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Don't stifle suicide reaction
MARIEMONT – Jim Miller was a kid who never grew up. He was full of life and pranks and corny jokes.That’s why Nancy Miller never saw it coming.