School pupils from across Lanarkshire have showcased their sporting talents to raise awareness about suicide prevention.
Youngsters from across Lanarkshire have showcased their sporting talents to raise awareness about suicide prevention.
As part of the event, Provost Kenneth Duffy welcomed representatives from Airdrieonians and Motherwell FC to support it, while highlighting the importance of working together to prevent suicide in communities across Lanarkshire."There were some really talented teams and individuals taking part and it was really encouraging to see the young people wanting to help spread the word about suicide prevention.
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