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| Lady Gaga with her mom Cynthia (right) and Oprah Winfrey (middle) |
Essentric pop singer extraordinaire Lady Gaga has collaborated
with the National Council for Behavioural Health to promote mental health
awareness, reports Digital Spy. The singer, who recently toured South Africa
for the first time, is said to be gearing up for the launch of her 27-city
'Born Brave Bus Tour', which will travel throughout North America. The pop star
has invited the National Council to set up booths at her shows where fans may
speak with psychologists. GaGa's mother Cynthia Germanotta, president of the
Born This Way Foundation, says of the plan: "Now more than ever, our kids
need access to support within their communities, including mental health
services. "By connecting youth to these local resources, we hope to plant
the seeds that will help them deal with today's challenges and inspire them to
continue exercising their strength and bravery well after the Born Brave Bus
leaves town." The singer, who has promoted LGBTQ rights through her Born
This Way charity, teamed up with UNICEF earlier this year to spread the message
of her organisation.
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