Helping Malaysians look after their mental health


As a society, we need to work together to help those who have mental health issues. Photo: Pixabay

To normalise talking about mental health issues, the Women’s Centre for Change Penang (WCC) has launched their "Mental Health Matters" campaign with a series of posters that teach parents how they can support their child’s mental health as well as what not to say to someone who needs help.

The posters, launched in conjunction with World Mental Health Day on Oct 10, are to help people deal with the issue that isn't talked about openly, says WCC communications officer Masya Zabidi,

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