Kayla Palmer knows the pain of losing a loved one to suicide, and knows the good work done by groups like Ray of Hope, Westmoreland County’s suicide awareness and prevention task force.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Reggae band, florists team up to draw attention to suicide prevention in Latrobe
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