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Aug 17, 2020 4 tweets 2 min read Read on X
Youth in our country are struggling on multiple fronts including access to education, health, livelihoods. These struggles are further compounded due to poverty. This creates conditions for poor mental health. @SNEHAmumbai 's EHSAS program has imp solutions for this issue.
EHSAS builds resilience in the youth via sessions on health and hygiene, gender equity, sexuality, and employability. Adolescents learn collectively through Information Communication Technology (ICT) tools such as theatre, film making, and poster/comic strips designing.
The program also addresses adolescent’s mental health by providing counseling services and referrals to public healthcare facilities. #youthmentalhealth #youthempowerment
EHSAS will run in low-income, urban slums within Mumbai over the next three years and will service 2500 adolescents and youth, 1250 parents, and 100 public health personnel from across five health posts in Dharavi, Mumbai. #youthmentalhealth

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