Bosa Bosele offers free counselling to the public
Bosa Bosele Training College has launched a free counseling service for the public to address mental health challenges like stress, anxiety, and family conflict. This initiative is part of the college's broader social responsibility and community engagement efforts.
Why it matters
Expanding access to mental health resources is vital for community well-being, especially in regions where professional support may be limited.
Tshegang also highlighted the college’s many success stories staff writer Share Tweet Share Email sms Listen Bosa Bosele Training College has revealed that it has provided free counselling services to members of the public through its Social Work department. “Recognising the growing need for emotional and psychological support in communities, the college has opened its counselling services to individuals facing various life challenges, including stress, anxiety, grief, family conflicts, relationship issues, substance abuse, unemployment-related challenges and other personal concerns,” the college indicated in a statement this week.
The article is a straightforward announcement of a community service program.
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