CATCH IT EARLY OP-ED: Mental healthcare for young South Africans needs a wider front door
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Youth mental health care needs to move from a crisis response to early prevention and intervention. This could be achieved through expanding school-based ‘task sharing’ programmes like EASE-SA, where trained non-specialists deliver evide…
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