GYLF AMBASSADOR IMPACTED BY SUICIDE PREVENTION CAMPAIGN

Published on Saturday 2nd March 2019

India Institute of Technology (IIT Bombay) featured the Suicide Prevention Campaign currently ongoing and launched by the GYLF Chapter in India during its Annual Social Festival - "Abhyuday" 

 

This campaign has impacted over 300,000 people in India and over 10,000 people identified to have suicide intentions, have renounced such thoughts and are leading purposeful lives.

 

There is no doubt that the GYLF is playing a key role in solving major societal problems faced by different continents of the world.


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