The mental health crisis facing children and adolescents demands bold ideas
There are more than two billion children and adolescents in the world today, each with their own dreams, struggles and vision for the future. Whether those futures are realised depends, more than we…
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- There are more than two billion children and adolescents in the world today, each with their own dreams, struggles and vision for the future
- Whether those futures are realised depends, more than we…
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- Overburdened school systems, exposure to violence, family instability and uncertainty about the future all contribute to a sense of hopelessness and unease
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Publisher: The Mail & Guardian · Published May 18, 6:16 am · mg.co.za
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There are more than two billion children and adolescents in the world today, each with their own dreams, struggles and vision for the future. Whether those futures are realised depends, more than we…
The Bold Ideas for Brighter Futures Conference, convening in Cape Town from 18 to 20 May, attempts to respond to the risks facing young people, but more importantly to listen to them and share possible solutions
Mental health is the cornerstone of a child’s ability to learn, connect and navigate life’s challenges, and eventually to step into their full potential. Yet, as the world emerged from the Covid-19 pandemic and the mental health crisis among children and youth gained renewed…
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- There are more than two billion children and adolescents in the world today, each with their own dreams, struggles and vision for the future
- Whether those futures are realised depends, more than we…
- The mental health crisis facing children and adolescents demands bold ideas
- The Bold Ideas for Brighter Futures Conference, convening in Cape Town from 18 to 20 May, attempts to respond to the risks facing young people, but more importantly to listen to them and share possible solutions
- Whether those futures are realised depends, more than we often acknowledge, on their mental health
Why this matters
- Overburdened school systems, exposure to violence, family instability and uncertainty about the future all contribute to a sense of hopelessness and unease
- The practical value is the source trail: The Mail & Guardian is the place to check before acting on prices, dates, availability, or local implications
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Original articleThe mental health crisis facing children and adolescents demands bold ideas
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Original articleThe mental health crisis facing children and adolescents demands bold ideas
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