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Aug 26, 2013
R U OK? starts quirky conversations to help prevent suicide
SYDNEY - R U OK? Foundation, a suicide-prevention organisation, has launched an outdoor and digital advertising campaign to encourage Aussies to get creative with talking to their friends and family members who may be struggling with life.
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