India's First Youth Mental Health Helpline Launched at Plenary Health Summit

The Nations' Plenary Health and Research Summit in New Delhi, hosted by the Indo-American Health Foundation, introduced India's first free Youth Mental Health Helpline. The event celebrated contributions in public health and medical research, with key dignitaries and professionals present, marking a significant move towards inclusive mental health support.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 01-07-2025 16:01 IST | Created: 01-07-2025 16:01 IST
India's First Youth Mental Health Helpline Launched at Plenary Health Summit
NPHRS Tokyo Regional Meet 2025 at Bharat Mandapam concludes with Provisional Fellowship Honors & launch of MARS Helpline. Image Credit: ANI
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The Nations' Plenary Health and Research Summit (NPHRS) successfully unfolded at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan in New Delhi, featuring the Indo-American Health and Research Foundation's pivotal role in launching India's inaugural Free Youth Mental Health Helpline, a breakthrough for individuals aged 12-30.

The helpline, named 'Mental Assistance Response Service (MARS),' is spearheaded by youth professionals to extend accessible mental health support nationwide. As a remarkable highlight, the Indo-American Foundation unveiled its anthem, 'Together for a Healthier World,' composed by President Dr. Suyash Litoriya.

Dignitaries of the event included Dr. Umar Khan, Dr. Rishabh Rajpurohit, and Dr. Sarthak Jain, alongside a distinguished panel of experts from varied medical fields. Fellowship honors were awarded to individuals significantly impacting public health and medical research, underscoring the summit's comprehensive scope.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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