In the Central African Republic, ongoing economic challenges are adding another layer to mental health struggles.
Rising living costs, unemployment, and instability have left many households under significant stress. Experts note that financial insecurity is closely linked to increased rates of anxiety and depression, particularly in fragile settings.
Despite these pressures, mental health services remain underfunded and underdeveloped.
Analysts warn that without integrating mental health into broader economic and recovery policies, the psychological impact of the crisis may deepen.
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