SINGAPORE, July 24 — More young people who emailed the Samaritans of Singapore (SOS) are engaging in self-harming behaviour, the SOS said yesterday.
It has seen a surge in emails to its befriending service in recent years, with 774 people sending 3,690 emails during its last financial year ending March — 46.9 per cent more people compared to the previous financial year.
As in previous years, more young people used this method of communication, with seven in 10 of the clients who disclosed their age below 30. Full story
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