Stop Suicide

ANTI-SUICIDE & SUCCESS CAMPAIGN

​Special Field Report

​Theme: Developing Strong Mental Health, Inner Value, and Team Excellence

Keynote Speaker: Edmonds Owhorode

Co-Facilitator & Kannada Interpreter: Agape Owhorode

Host Partner: Deborah Foundation

Location: Doddaballapura, Karnataka, India

Publication Archive: World Changers Leadership Training Center Outreach Series

​1. Executive Summary & Seminar Framework

​The Anti-Suicide & Success Campaign convened a two-part transformational leadership seminar hosted by the administration of the Deborah Foundation. Delivered in an engaging, interactive bilingual format (English and Kannada), the program addressed the root drivers of emotional distress, societal comparison, and workplace demotivation.

​Delivering the keynote modules, Edmonds Owhorode presented a unified paradigm: sustainable mental health and personal significance begin by recognizing intrinsic, non-negotiable human value. This foundation then translates outwardly into team collaboration, empathetic support systems, and organizational excellence.

​Keynote Declaration:

"Every human being is valued, essential, and created with untapped potential. You are not defined by what people project onto you from the outside; you are defined by the capacity planted on the inside."

— Edmonds Owhorode

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#WSPD2026 Edmonds & Agape discusses about that experience in the live seminars they conduct often within many institutions and corporate firms. In this episode they speak about 2026 WSPD(World Suicide Prevention Day), they encourage audience to care for their mental health. Edmonds and Agape have seen multitude helped and encouraged to live and be successful as they deliver their life-changing seminars. If you are in any distress call help lines

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"Welcome back to Stop Molestation, part of the Stop Suicide platform. Every week we come together in this space to address the difficult, often heartbreaking realities of gender-based violence, harassment, and assault—not just to mourn, but to demand change, support survivors, and build a safer world for everyone.

Today’s episode is heavy. We’re discussing a recent horrific incident reported out of Karnataka, where a woman was abducted outside her own home, subjected to brutal sexual violence, and murdered.

Content warning: this episode discusses abduction, sexual assault, and murder. If this topic is triggering for you, please take care of yourself. We have support resources linked in the episode description, and we’ll share key contact numbers at the end of the episode."

There is help, there is support, and there are people ready to stand by your side.

If you are in India and in immediate danger, please reach out to emergency and support services right away:

National Emergency Helpline: Dial 112

National Commission for Women (NCW) Helpline: 7827170170 (24/7 dedicated support for women facing violence)

Women's Helpline (All India): Dial 1091 or 181

Tele-MANAS (Mental Health Support): Dial 14416 or 1800-891-4416

If you are listening from outside India, please check our episode notes for local emergency numbers and survivor helplines in your region.

Reach out to a trusted friend, a family member, a counselor, or a helpline. Your safety, your voice, and your life matter deeply.

Thank you for listening to Stop Molestation. Please share this episode to spread awareness, and join us in demanding safety and justice for all. Until next time, take care of yourselves and look out for one another.

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Why do people make the choices they do? How is it that those with sight can fail to see or understand what those without sight can? What drives someone to the brink of giving up on life, even to the point of self-destruction? Discover the answers to these questions and more in this episode of the Stop Suicide podcast – WSPD 2021 Online Webinar.

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Quick recap:

The Stop Suicide Podcast episode focused on discussing New Year's resolutions and their implementation strategies, followed by an introduction to the episode's reporter, Priscillaraj. The discussion centered on several tragic suicide cases involving professionals who faced various challenges, including visa denials, harassment, and language conflicts, with Edmonds emphasizing the importance of reliable sources and mental health awareness. The conversation concluded with an exploration of Japan's successful suicide prevention program and Edmonds' perspective on love as a natural force for resilience, with both agreeing to further discuss these topics in future episodes.

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Atul Subhash suicide case was a shocking news to the world as he left a 24page suicide note… join us as we discuss this case and what we can do to avoid such incidences, take a listen now!

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A young vibrant gir, female pilot from India who takes her life for no clear reason, in this episode you will learn how to deal with harmful emotional swings and build your mental health strong.

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Many people over look their mental health even when there are glaring evidences that they would last long long trying to manage a mess that they can readily gat help and clean up mental mess of their lives... on the podcast Edmonds helps us to identity certain characteristics that indicate bad mental health, take a listen now, your feed back will be appreciated!

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We learn a lot when we listen to what people go through in their lives, today's podcast you will go through the ordeal of a lady named Aiswarya Rajesh, on this episode you will learn from the STOP SUICIDE team how to combat this cause of suicide in the Indian society. Take a listen now.

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