How students are helping students talk about mental health in Macomb County
MACOMB TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Students at Dakota High School are working to help each other with mental health issues at their level.
They’re trying to make a difference before their time in high school comes to a close.
Their first step is addressing the stigma.
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