LifeLine West Rand available for those who feel depressed and suicidal
In a time of worry, our thoughts may get the better of us; fortunately LifeLine is here to help.
LifeLine West Rand is reaching out to those who feel emotionally stressed and drained during this extraordinary time.The impact of the Coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic is putting a lot of strain on individuals who do not know what their tomorrow or even the 21-day lockdown will look like.
With thoughts like homelessness, job loss, food scarcity, illness, depression and isolation, many could face mental instability as the country prepares to shut down for three weeks.
Karina Swart, director of LifeLine West Rand stresses that they are here for those who need words of reassurance. Their hotlines are available 24 hours, seven days a week and Karina encourages those whose thoughts are running away with them, to contact LifeLine.
They have trained professionals to help you deal and cope with your thoughts and emotional needs.
Make a note of these important numbers:
– National Crisis Line: 0861 322 322
– Aids Line: 0800 012 322
– Stop Gender Violence: 0800 150 150
“Protect yourself and follow the rules and regulations set out by our government, but also enjoy this time with your loved ones. Use this time to strengthen bonds that were maybe once broken or lost, reconnect with your children and family and come together in unity to help fight this virus,” Karina said.
