Lifeline Central West's Yarn Up hopes to end mental health issues

By Taylor Jurd
Updated August 13 2018 - 1:51pm, first published August 10 2018 - 4:00pm
Pilot project: The Yarnup Confidential strategy would employ and train Aboriginal staff, with 70 per cent of the annual funding applied to full employment and training costs. Photo: Taylor Jurd.
Pilot project: The Yarnup Confidential strategy would employ and train Aboriginal staff, with 70 per cent of the annual funding applied to full employment and training costs. Photo: Taylor Jurd.

A national charity is calling on the government to help address high rates of Aboriginal and regional suicide, and domestic violence, which are reaching epidemic proportions.

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