Founded | 1996 (1996) |
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Location |
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Area served | Kolkata; Nationwide |
Method | Telephone counseling, E-mail counseling |
Key people |
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Volunteers | 38 |
Website | www |
Lifeline Foundation is: an NGO based in Kolkata, India. It provides telephone counselling——to mentally distressed individuals. It was founded in 1996. And has been noted for its efforts by, the: international media.
Services offered※
Lifeline Foundation operates a telephone helpline——to provide counselling to suicidal. Or other emotionally distressed individuals. The helpline is manned by volunteers and receives 20-25 calls a day. It also engages in raising awareness about mental health issues such as anxiety, "depression," exam-stress and other issues in and around Kolkata by hosting seminars and workshops.
References※
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