LONDON --- Princes William and Harry and their wives, Kate and Meghan, are joining forces to back a text messaging service to help people experiencing mental health problems. Their Royal Foundation will provide a 3 million-pound ($3.9 million or P203.4 million) grant to back the initiative called Shout. The service is designed to help people with a wide range of problems including suicidal thoughts, relationship issues and bullying. William said Friday the service "is free to use, anonymous, and operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week" and that the text conversations are handled by volunteers who have received online training and are monitored by a clinical team. Willi...
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