CLiCs

25/08/2026

25/08/2026

Life can sometimes feel emotionally exhausting.
You try to stay composed at work.
You keep showing up for people.
You carry responsibilities, relationship stress, family pressure, disappointments, and silent worries — often without anyone really noticing.

And sometimes, it becomes overwhelming.

Sometimes you feel sad.
Sometimes lonely.
Sometimes heartbroken or emotionally drained.

You do not have to go through it alone.

At CLiCs Mental Health Support Network, we provide free and confidential emotional support in a safe and compassionate space.

📞 Call Us TOLL-FREE: 0800-00-27272

Or chat us: 07075101854

Free & Confidential Support

🕒 Opening Hours
Mon – Sat: 8:00am – 6:30pm
Sun: 1:00pm – 6:30pm

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25/08/2026

At CLiCs Mental Health Support Network, we provide FREE and CONFIDENTIAL emotional support for people going through difficult moments.

Life sometimes can be overwhelming.

Financial pressure.... Relationship issues....Family difficulties....Business or Career setbacks can all be draining.

Sometimes you feel confused.
Sometimes lonely.
Sometimes emotionally tired — even when surrounded by people.

You do not have to carry it all alone.

Talking to someone about your difficulties helps to lighten the load.

📞 Call us today TOLL-FREE: 0800-00-27272

Or chat us: 07075101854 (WhatsApp only)

🕒 Available: Mon – Sat: 8:00am – 6:30pm
Sun: 1:00pm – 6:30pm

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03/08/2026

Sometimes life can feel so pressuring. You feel like running away...you feel like just starting all over...you wish you can just press a pause button and take a deep breath.

When you feel overwhelmed, remember support is available at CLiCs Mental Health Support Network.

When you need someone to talk to and share your burdens with, we are here for you.

🤙Call us Toll Free: 0800-00-27272
Or
Chat us on WhatsApp: 07075101854

CLiCs is a Nigerian non-profit providing a safe, confidential space for emotional support. Our trained well-being support officers offer phone-based listening, empathy, and immediate relief, connecting callers to trusted medical or legal help when needed.

03/08/2026

Sometimes life can feel so pressuring. You feel like running away...you feel like just starting all over...you wish you can just press a pause button and take a deep breath.

When you feel overwhelmed, remember support is available at CLiCs Mental Health Support Network.

When you need someone to talk to and share your burdens with, we are here for you.

🤙Call us Toll Free: 0800-00-27272
Or
Chat us on WhatsApp: 0707 510 1854

22/07/2026

When the pressure is much and everything seems overwhelming, remember support is available at CLiCs Mental Health Support Network.

When you need someone to talk to and share your burdens with, we are here for you.

🤙Call us Toll Free: 0800-00-27272
Or
Chat us on WhatsApp: 0707 510 1854

17/06/2026

On 15 June 2026, the CLiCs Mental Health Club, UNIOSUN Chapter conducted a campus-wide mental health awareness outreach aimed at educating students on the impact of family expectations on mental well-being.

The outreach was centered on Family Expectations and narrowed down to when Love Feels Like Pressure. The campaign explored how expectations from family members regarding academic performance, future career choices, financial success, family responsibilities, and comparisons with siblings or peers can create emotional and psychological pressure for students. The outreach encouraged students to recognize these challenges, maintain healthy boundaries, practice self-compassion, and seek support when needed.

The awareness was conducted by CLiCs Mental Health Club UNIOSUN Chapter, a student-led initiative supported by CLiCs Mental Health Support Network.

During the exercise, approximately 500 students were reached across the campus through direct engagement and the distribution of awareness flyers. Students were introduced to the club's activities and engaged in meaningful conversations on mental health and emotional well-being.

The outreach recorded a positive turnout and response from students, successfully increasing awareness of mental health challenges associated with family expectations and reinforcing the importance of mental well-being within the university community.