No Stigma Network holds first in-person Walk to End Mental Health Stigma
News 12’s Ali Reid was in Manalapan where she spoke with Shrabanee Shah, the group's founder and president.
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1h agoIn celebration of Mental Health Awareness Month, people in Monmouth County are walking to end the stigma surrounding mental illness.
The No Stigma Network is holding it’s first in-person walk since the pandemic.
News 12’s Ali Reid was in Manalapan where she spoke with Shrabanee Shah, the group's founder and president.
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