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The proposal would make every state university and college set up a Mental Health Office, staff it with qualified counselors and psychologists (or supervised graduates), run 24‑hour hotlines and awareness campaigns, and fund these activities through the national budget.

The bill would set up mental‑health and wellness units in every local hospital, staff them with qualified professionals, and link them to local governments and the Department of Health to deliver comprehensive mental‑health care.

The bill would require every state university and college to set up a Mental Health Office, hire qualified staff, run crisis hotlines, and use tele‑health tools to help students, teachers and staff with mental‑health needs.

The bill would require every state university and college to set up a Mental Health Office, staff it with qualified counselors and psychologists, and fund the effort through the national budget.

The bill would set up a nationwide school‑based mental‑health program, create better‑paid counselor jobs and new associate positions, build counseling centers in schools, and fund these actions through the regular education budget.

The proposal amends the 2018 Mental Health Act to expand services, require local mental‑health facilities, create school mental‑health centers, give private‑sector workers five days of mental‑health leave, and waive VAT on prescribed mental‑health medicines.