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Could You Be the Voice Someone in Crisis Needs to Hear?
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Could you be the voice someone in crisis needs to hear?
Lifeline provides free, 24/7 crisis support to anyone struggling to cope with emotional distress. Photo: Lifeline. CONTENT WARNING: This story refers to suicide. If someone called you in a crisis, would you know what to say? Lifeline programs manager Alisha Tarrant never planned for her job. In fact, growing up, she wanted to be a London nanny or theatre actor. But then her life was turned upside down at just 17 years old, when she lost her brot…
The federal government will fund the national suicide crisis support line for an additional two years.People across the country can call or send a text message to 9-8-8 if they are in a suicidal crisis or are worried about a loved one.
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