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Mental health crusaders are now calling for urgent interventions to address the mental health issues that they say are on the rise in the country. The stakeholders among them NACADA, Clerics and therapists are also calling for collaboration in promoting mental well-being, improving access to mental care, reducing stigma and enhancing the country’s productivity.
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Clerics call for end to stigmatization for mental health patients
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