Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Yi Amaravati Chapter Concludes Mental Health Awareness Campaign
Imagine a group called Young Indians who wanted to help students with their feelings and habits.
They created a series of talks to teach students about mental health and staying away from drugs.
The talks helped many students understand their emotions, deal with stress, and make better choices.
The group also gave out lots of books and offered one-on-one counseling to students who needed extra support.
This was all done to help young people feel better and make good decisions about their health and well-being.
Young Indians (Yi) Amaravati Chapter concluded a mental health and substance abuse awareness campaign.
The campaign comprised 18 sessions and reached thousands of students.
Harshitha Talasila led the sessions, focusing on emotional intelligence and coping strategies.
Yi Amaravati distributed approximately 7,800 mental health books during the campaign.
Dr. Meena Medikonda provided expert insights and one-on-one counseling to over 750 students.
- Who
- The Young Indians (Yi) Amaravati Chapter, Harshitha Talasila, Dr. Meena Medikonda, and students.
- What
- A series of awareness sessions on mental health and substance abuse concluded.
- When
- The final session was held on Wednesday.
- Where
- KL University, Vijayawada.
- Why
- To address mental health and addiction challenges among young people.
- Organization
- Young Indians (Yi) Amaravati Chapter
- Campaign Focus
- Mental Health and Substance Abuse
- Sessions
- 18
- Lead
- Harshitha Talasila
- Books Distributed
- 7,800 (approx.)
- Counseling Provided
- Over 750 students