A social enterprise providing education and information to protect and enhance the mental health of young people
HomeDr Ramesh Manocha2024-01-15T15:03:01+11:00
Generation Next provides education and information about the prevention and management of mental illness in youth to professionals, young people and the wider community. Our objective is to raise community awareness of mental illness through increasing mental health literacy, reducing associated stigma and positively influencing individual and community behaviour to improve the mental health of young people. Read more »
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