September 10 marks World Suicide Prevention Day, and advocates and families alike want you to know that resources are available for you or your family at any time.
Courtesy: Vas Morgan Famous names have teamed up for a mental health awarenesscampaign to coincide with World Suicide Prevention Day. Black stars from theworld of acting, fashion, music and performing have joined force in an act ofsolidarity stating βI Am Enoughβ in the campaign created by Vas Morgan. Itaims to elevate mental health issues brought on by recent global events, andracial discrimination. The campaign aims to give people of colour free accessto resources to help deal with trauma and other mental health related issues.
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Today is World Mental Health Day. It's an important day to shine the light on many health issues millions are dealing with. In honor of the day, Las Vegas city hall is shining green tonight. Green..
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