The government of Tunisia is planning to introduce new mental health support programs targeting young people facing psychological stress.
Officials say the initiative will focus on providing counseling services in universities, community health centers, and youth support programs.
Mental health specialists have warned that economic difficulties and social pressures are contributing to increased cases of depression and emotional distress among young Tunisians.
Under the proposed plan, trained psychologists will work with schools and universities to identify students who may be struggling with mental health challenges.
Advocates say early intervention and greater awareness are essential to improving mental well-being and preventing long-term psychological problems among the country’s youth.
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