Mental health support group in Thurrock seeks helpers - could you give up time to perhaps save a life?

By Neil Speight 20th Apr 2021

Local News by Neil Speight 20th Apr 2021

A GROUP that offers support to people suffering with mental health is looking for volunteers.

Reach Out for Mental Health is a mental health and suicide prevention service supporting anyone in the community who is going through a tough time.

Its director, Kirsty Eaton, explained: "We provide a free 12 week befriending service offering emotional support via phone, and a 'walk and talk' service across Essex and a coffee morning in Grays.

"Volunteers need to be over 18. Check out our video clip for more information and how to apply."

Previously: Reaching out to community.

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