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UNICEF Korea and Tomorrow X Together launch youth mental health chatbot
UNICEF Korea and music group Tomorrow X Together have launched a mental health chatbot for teenagers in South Korea.
Called “My Mind Guide,” it was introduced on October 10, World Mental Health Day.
The launch marked one year of the group’s “Together for Tomorrow” campaign with UNICEF Korea.
The chatbot uses step-by-step conversations to help young people explore and express their feelings.
It is based on guidance developed by the World Health Organization and UNICEF, along with UNICEF’s mental health framework.
If a user is in crisis, the chatbot connects them with professional counselling and support.
It is available through the UNICEF Korea website, and users who complete the process can receive a special message and photos from the group.
UNICEF Korea and K-pop group Tomorrow X Together have launched a chatbot to help young people understand and express their emotions.
The chatbot, called “My Mind Guide,” was introduced on World Mental Health Day, Oct. 10.
It offers step-by-step conversations and connects users to professional counseling and support in crisis situations.
The service is based on guidance developed jointly by the World Health Organization and UNICEF, and UNICEF’s mental health framework.
Users who complete the full process can receive a special message and photos from the group’s members.
- Who
- UNICEF Korea Committee and Tomorrow X Together.
- What
- They launched “My Mind Guide,” a chatbot for young people’s mental health.
- When
- It was introduced on Oct. 10, World Mental Health Day; UNICEF Korea announced it on Oct. 12, 2026.
- Where
- It is available through the UNICEF Korea Committee website.
- Why
- To help young people understand and express their emotions and seek help when needed.
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UNICEF Korea and Tomorrow X Together introduced the chatbot on World Mental Health Day.
UNICEF Korea announced the chatbot’s launch.
- Chatbot name
- My Mind Guide
- Launch date
- Oct. 10
- Announced
- Oct. 12, 2026
- Availability
- UNICEF Korea Committee website
- Basis
- WHO-UNICEF youth mental health promotion and prevention guidance and UNICEF’s mental health framework
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