The Fort Hood Suicide Prevention Program (SP2) hosted a three-day showing of Second Chance from Sept. 21-23 at the Palmer Theater, drawing in more than 2,400 Soldiers, reservists, guardsmen, Department of the Army civilians and family members.
“Originally recorded at Fort Bliss and shared with Fort Hood as a sister-installation collaboration, the teleplay offered a powerful and accessible way to engage the community in critical conversations surrounding Suicide Prevention and Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention, or SHARP, program,” said Summer Dixon, SP2 coordinator, People Directorate, III Armored Corps.
Dixon said the show was broadcast two times each day to ensure broad access for units across the installation. The production explored core prevention principles, including the Ask-Care-Escort model, natural consequences, self-accountability and the importance of making informed, responsible choices…