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Speaking books by SADAG

"Imagine looking at this article and only understanding the images. Being illiterate limits the information you can access, and in Africa, one in five people cannot read. Enter Speaking Books, an inventive health tool that was recognised with a United Nations prize for information and communication technology in May. Praised as a world first, each 16-page book relays essential health-related information on a variety of topics, ranging from malaria and tuberculosis to HIV and Aids. Conceptualised by local NGO South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG), the free books are clearly worded with culturally relevant illustrations and a soundtrack of the text in various languages, including Zulu, Mandarin and Hindi. According to SADAG founder Zane Wilson, 27 people "read" each title and of these, 97 percent requested more books. To sponsor a series of books for  home-based care workers, call 011 262 6396 or e-mail zane1@hargray.com

Mental illness & kids not a joke!

Suicide

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# Article Title
1 Suicide, and the ones it leaves behind
2 Coping with the loss of a loved one (AFRIKAANS)
3 Mental illness cannot be willed away
4 Ek leef, al het ek die sneller getrek
5 Do you know who may be Suicidal?
6 Feeling Blue isn't Taboo
7 DF Fresh sparks storm over suicide
8 AFRIKAANS: My man het selfmoord gepleeg
9 Afrikaans Suicide Articles - Vrouekeur
10 Suicide alert for Toti
11 Suicides by Mental Health Patients Preventable
12 DEPRESSION GROUP GETS RECORD CALLS
13 PATIENTS AS PARTNERS
14 Group commemorate suicide victims in awareness walk
15 Ketamine Reduces Suicidality In Depressed Patients, Study Suggests
16 A SUICIDE EVERY TWO MINUTES
17 Suicide
18 Warning signs of suicide
19 Suicides Mount as Debt Despair sets in
20 Steps to Suicide
21 The Cruellest Loss
22 Police Suicides - Tamar Kahn
23 What to do if you suspect a loved one may be contemplating suicide
24 Support group takes suicide initiative
25 Suicide silenced as our image is to
26 Suicide on the increase
27 Suicide amongst the elderly
28 Suicide - The raw end of the health stick
29 Suicide - A senseless tragedy
30 Success over suicide
31 LAUNCHES DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE PREVENTION PROGRAM
32 Suicide Awareness Week
33 Season for suicide
34 SA Families In A Crisis – Suicides On The Increase
35 Personal losses put women at greater risk
36 Parasuicides among black South Africans
37 Kimberley report
38 James Small suicide
39 Is suicide contagious
40 How to spot the signs of a possible suicide.
41 HIV, AIDS, Depression and Suicide
42 Helping to Prevent a Suicide
43 Depression and suicide - The fact
44 DASG launches depression and suicide prevention programme
45 Are more suicide in Universities to be expected this year
46 After a suicide
47 A suicide risk
48 A programme for all countries
49 A pesticide for the suicide

Emergency lines

Suicide Crisis Line
8am-8pm

0800 567 567
SMS 31393

Pharmadynamics Police and Trauma Line
8am-8pm
0800 20 50 26


AstraZeneca Bipolar Line
8am-8pm
0800 70 80 90


Sanofi Aventis Sleep Line
8am-8pm
0800-SLEEPY ( 0800 753 379)

Department of Social Development Substance Abuse Line
24hr helpline
0800 12 13 14

SMS 32312

SADAG Mental Health Line
8am-8pm
011 262 6396

Dr Reddy's Help Line
8am-8pm
0800 21 22 23

Akeso psychiatric reponse unit
Gauteng Emergencies 24 hour
010 040 HELP (4357)


Journalists

If you are a journalist writing a story contact Cassey on 011 262 6396.

Speaking books

Click on this link to find out more about the Speaking Books - the brain child of the South African Depression and Anxiety Group. The Speaking Books are educational and instructional tools aimed at low level literacy populations.

The sales of the Speaking Books help fund SADAG's many phone lines.

Support groups

If you are interested in starting a Support Group, please contact Dessy on (011) 262 6396. Click here to download the Support Group pack.

To find a Support Group in your area, please phone SADAG on (011) 262 6396.

Stress and Burnout

Dr Colinda Linde psychologist , Chairman of SADAG and Richard Hawkey, business man and writer discuss Managing stress in the workplace.

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