Impulse London hosts When We Speak to honour World Suicide Prevention Day

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The hopeful, uplifting spoken word event will highlight community voices, including Myndstate and Impulse London’s new Mental Health Ambassador, Dhiren Doshi-Smith, to start a conversation about mental health and self-harm within the LGBTQ+ community in London.
The hopeful, uplifting spoken word event will highlight community voices, including Myndstate and Impulse London’s new Mental Health Ambassador, Dhiren Doshi-Smith, to start a conversation about mental health and self-harm within the LGBTQ+ community in London.
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