Mental health support available in Terengganu


Offering hope: Anita outside the Miasa ‘clubhouse’ and art by mental health patients being displayed inside the clubhouse in Kuala Nerus, Terengganu. — Bernama

KUALA NERUS: People living in the east coast of the peninsula who are facing mental health issues can now seek the services of the Mental Awareness and Support Association (Miasa) at its Terengganu branch, which began operating on May 18.

Terengganu is Miasa’s first branch to be set up outside the Klang Valley since the association started in 2016, said its founder Anita Abu Bakar.

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