Emotional Wellbeing Videos (Oromo)

Wellbeing Oromo

What is it?

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  • A series of videos for young people up to age 18.
  • Designed to support emotional wellbeing & provide advice.
  • Stand alone videos, each focusing on a specific topic.

Here's more detail

Published: 25/03/22

These videos are designed for young people up to age 18 who are struggling with their emotional wellbeing and would like support and advice on what and who can help them with these.

They are stand alone and they can choose to view the one which is most useful to them. We would however recommend that everyone views the first one which is called What is Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing.

Videos (Oromo)

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