Mental Health And Social Care Policy
- The Meghalaya cabinet has approved a policy aimed at addressing the issues of mental health and social care through collaborative engagement with communities.
- In 2014, the Centre launched the first-ever National Mental Health Policy in an attempt to provide universal psychiatry care.
- Meghalaya is the third state in the country to have a comprehensive policy on mental health and social care, paying attention to these issues, especially among children, adolescents and youth. Kerala and Karnataka are the other two states in the country to have such ....
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