Terenna Bacchus is part of the team from the Ministry of Health’s Mental Health Unit, offering psychosocial…

Terenna Bacchus is part of the team from the Ministry of Health’s Mental Health Unit, offering psychosocial support to bereaved families and survivors affected by the MV Barima tragedy. According to her, long term support is needed for those affected by the tragedy.

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