Launch of online support for people battling depression

SOMETIMES it is easier to type than to talk.
Tue, 18 Jan, 2011 - 00:00
Evelyn Ring

That’s why Aware is now highlighting its new online support group service.

Aware is hoping the new confidential and anonymous service will help overcome some of the barriers to people seeking help, especially among the young and men.

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