Coronavirus, bushfires taking a toll on Snowy Valleys youth with limited mental health services

By Catie McLeod
Updated June 13 2020 - 7:38pm, first published June 7 2020 - 4:00pm
SPEAKING OUT: Tumut High School captain and vice-chairperson of the Snowy Valleys Youth Council Lori Webb, 17, said many of her peers had felt isolated this year. Picture: Supplied
SPEAKING OUT: Tumut High School captain and vice-chairperson of the Snowy Valleys Youth Council Lori Webb, 17, said many of her peers had felt isolated this year. Picture: Supplied

Young people in the Snowy Valleys already grappling with a lack of mental health services have been dealt further emotional blows by bushfires and the coronavirus pandemic.

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