Men's mentoring program helping refugees to help refugees

Layth Meghaizel (L) and Dhafer Shano

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Many men are reluctant to seek help for mental health issues and those from migrant backgrounds even more so. Earlier this year, Small Business Secrets met graduates of a new men’s mentoring program that aims to change that – reaching men at risk before it’s too late

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