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RUN TOMO for FRIENDLY COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN 2024

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  Amid the complex challenges in the global economy, politics, and society, mental health issues are becoming increasingly prominent. In Malaysia, mental health has emerged as the second largest health concern (only after heart disease). The 2023 National Health and Morbidity Survey (NHMS) report revealed that one million Malaysians aged 15 and above suffer from depression .   Mental health problems not only affect individual well-being and quality of life but also result in significant societal costs. Mental illnesses can lead to broken relationships, decreased work productivity, and even severe consequences such as suicide. Therefore, addressing mental health and promoting mental well-being has become an urgent social need. We believe that true health includes mental health , which begins with creating a supportive environment. Together, we can build a connected, supportive, compassionate, and healthy community. Register:  http://t2u.asia/e/36501 Key Acti...

Positivian Global Mental Health Forum Cum Run Tomo City Walk

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  Participate in the Mental Health Forum: Invest in Your Inner World Have you ever considered the state of your inner world's health? In this busy modern society, we often neglect the needs of our mind and focus only on our material life. However, mental health is just as important as physical health. They are the foundation of our overall well-being. We are pleased to announce that on September 7th this year, we will be hosting the   1st Positivian Global Mental Health Forum Psychologic experts from Australia, South Africa, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia will share their experiences, aiming to explore and enhance mental health, and create a friendly society. The event will last for one and a half days.  Register:  http://t2u.asia/e/36501 Date 07 September 2024 08 September 2024 Theory Practice Time 9am - 6pm 7am - 12pm Event Positivian Global  Mental Health  Forum Investing in Mental Health to Cultivate a Friendly Community: Educate, Adv...