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Sunday, May 19, 2013

Who Would You Tell?

This is a video made by Stephen Doak, Stephen Sullivan and David Mackin who are all 4th year students in IT Sligo studying Public Health & Health Promotion.  

This video was made to promote speaking out if you have problems about suicide and to also try shake off the taboo about the word suicide.

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Who Would You Tell??

This is a video made by Stephen Doak, Stephen Sullivan and David Mackin who are all 4th year students in IT Sligo studying Public Health & Health Promotion.  

This video was made to promote speaking out if you have problems about suicide and to also try shake off the taboo about the word suicide.

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