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Question 16188 — health

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Mr. Benjamin Saint-Huile draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity to the worrying situation of the mental health of young people. Mental illness and psychological disorders affect nearly a fifth of the population, or nearly 13 million French people. Coming out of the covid-19 crisis, this phenomenon would have increased, particularly among young people; approximately 15% of them would need follow-up or of care. Between 2017 and 2021, the number of suicide attempts would also have doubled among 18-24 year olds. Despite the announcements made during the 2021 mental health and psychiatry conference and as part of the 2023-2025 mental health roadmap, involving more than fifty actions and an additional envelope of 1.9 billion euros until 2026, gaps persist. Health professionals observe a deficit of attractiveness in the fields of psychiatry and school medicine, a situation of increased exhaustion and an ineffectiveness of support systems intended for young people, such as “Mon Soutien Psy” or “Santé Psy Etudiant”. This is why it seems imperative to take up this subject even further to initiate a real public policy of prevention and support for young people. In this context, he questions him about the measures considered in order to deal with the collapse of young people's mental health.

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