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Bell Let’s Talk supports Going Off, Growing Strong youth program

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    Bell Let’s Talk and Bell Aliant support Nunatsiavut Government’s Going Off, Growing Strong youth program

    Bell Let’s Talk and Bell Aliant today announced a $150,000 investment in the Nunatsiavut Government’s Aullak sangilivallianginnatuk - Going Off, Growing Strong program.

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    Schools to join the conversation on Bell Let’s Talk Day

    On Bell Let’s Talk Day, January 28, Bell and Cisco are hosting two special online webcasts to engage students in the mental health conversation.

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    Bell Let’s Talk and Cisco to unite students around Canada in a national conversation about mental health on Bell Let’s Talk Day

    Clara Hughes and Michel Mpambara will lead live webcasts linking schools nationwide to encourage youth to talk about mental health.

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