Tokyo English Lifeline (TELL) announced today the appointment of Royanne Doi as Executive Director, effective immediately. Having volunteered her time and expertise as a strategic
To mark this year’s International Volunteer Day, we reached out to our lifeline support workers and asked them to share a little bit of their
The end of the year is approaching and you might be thinking about goals you want to set for 2023, skills you want to develop,
Click here to access TELL’s English annual report. TELLの日本語版アニュアルレポートはこちらからご覧いただけます。
The more awareness we have as a society and as individuals, the more we can each do to prevent ongoing and future child abuse. There
Self-harm is an act of intentionally harming oneself. For some, it is a way to cope with difficult situations or intense emotions, such as sadness,
Myths About Bullying by A. Arao As young people all over Japan head back to school, many are worried about being bullied and ostracized. Bullying
Creating Hope Through Action From September 10th through October 10th, TELL will hold a series of events to mark World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) and World Mental
From music industry leader to director of TELL “Giles Duke’s first experience with the music industry of Japan occurred when he was a teenager living
We all grieve. We grieve the people we lose – to death, to separation, to changes in our relationships or friendships. We grieve the loss