MARR Mooditj Training students have aims to ‘Change Da Shame’ surrounding mental health.
As part of a final project, students are running the second annual Change Da Shame expo this week in an attempt to raise awareness and de-stigmatise mental heath.
Diploma student Heather Jacobs said the campaign served as a starting point to open up a conversation and provide information on where and how to access mental health services in the South Perth area.
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READ NOW“Unless there is education and awareness it’s always going to be like ‘us and them’ and its not (like that); it takes us all to make the world go round” she said.
“People suffering from mental health issues just need a bit more support, just like somebody who has lost their leg.”
The expo will be running until Thursday, between 9am-5pm, at Waterford Plaza.
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