GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - East Carolina University and several community organizations have partnered up to recognize R U Ok? Day with events that promote mental health awareness, and some of the ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — East Carolina University and it’s community partners had the ‘R U Ok?’ event across Pitt County Wednesday to promote mental health initiatives. The annual event ...

R U OK? has headed down a data and analytics path, hoping to reach more people with its message and therefore prevent people from taking their own life. Speaking at Alteryx Inspire APAC 2020 in ...

Now an R U OK? community ambassador, Ms Boyd wants to inspire and empower others to connect and have meaningful conversations. "Being heard has helped give me the strength to support others," she ...

East Carolina University and community partners will mark R U OK? Day on Wednesday with events that promote mental health awareness and encourage open conversations about health and well-being ...

Any Day Gillian Boyd, 53, is a nurse from Toowomba and an R U OK? Community Ambassador who wants to inspire and empower others to connect and have meaningful conversations. Picture supplied ...

It's a simple phone call, it can save a life… and the best part? It's free. The program is called "R U OK?" and its purpose is to make welfare calls to the elderly and disabled in the Belton ...

Often, justifications for doing so are disingenuous and self-servingly shallow. Behind the inherent condescension that accompanies R U OK is a market opportunity, a show, a promotion.

Any Day Gillian Boyd, 53, is a nurse from Toowomba and an R U OK? Community Ambassador who wants to inspire and empower others to connect and have meaningful conversations. Picture supplied ...

Any Day Gillian Boyd, 53, is a nurse from Toowomba and an R U OK? Community Ambassador who wants to inspire and empower others to connect and have meaningful conversations. Picture supplied ...