Daniella Roachford Survivor Poem 'No More Shame'

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Daniella Rochford, Renown Australian Poet from Broome Western Australia talking about her poem 'No More Shame' and how she started her healing journey and wants to help those to start their healing journey as well. My goal here is to raise awareness for mental health, suicide prevention as well as child advocacy within the communities where child abuse is usually prevalent.

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