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More people are taking their own lives – Church SOS has too little capacity to help everyone
The Church's SOS only manages to respond to about half of those who contact their crisis service. “We have not succeeded in reducing the suicide rate,” says the Minister of Health and Social Care.
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By Darrell Greer, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Kivalliq News While Nunavut remains home to the country’s highest rates of suicide and self-harm, and very high rates of hospitalizations due to alcohol, the territory is taking steps to reduce those numbers. These harms are linked to the social and health inequalities experienced by the population due to colonialism, according to a Canadian Mental Health Association report released late in…
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