WHO Urges Greater Mental Health Support in Afghanistan on World Mental Health Day
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WHO Urges Greater Mental Health Support in Afghanistan on World Mental Health Day
The World Health Organization’s representative in Afghanistan has warned that many Afghans are experiencing psychological distress because of bereavement and the hardships of daily life, urging greater attention to mental health care. Dr. Edwin Ceniza Salvador made the remarks on Saturday, October 10, marking World Mental Health Day. He said mental health deserves the same attention as physical health and stressed that people experiencing psycho…
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World Mental Health Day is observed annually on October 10 to raise awareness of mental health challenges, reduce stigma and encourage access to appropriate care and support. The post WHO calls for greater mental health support in Afghanistan first appeared on Ariana News
WHO Urges Compassionate Listening as Mental Health Crisis Deepens in Afghanistan – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - The World Health Organization (WHO) has called on people to listen to one another with kindness and without judgment to build healthier families and communities, as millions of Afghans continue to face psychological distress amid the country’s ongoing humanitarian crisis. Edwin Ceniza Salvador, the WHO representative in Afghanistan, said in a video message on Saturday, October 10, marking World Mental Health Day, that this y…
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