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One in 4 people have a mental health problem, while 50 percent of patients who visit hospitals in search of treatment for different illnesses also are found to have a mental health problem. This is according to the World Health Organization, with a call made to all to seek training for mental health courses to be able to identify symptoms and help those in need of help.
Calls made for Kenyans to undertake mental health courses
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