Abstract
Children in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) have high levels of unmet mental health needs. Barriers include stigma, lack of culturally appropriate interventions, and limited resources and staff competencies. This article describes the capacity-building activities of a global child mental health program that particularly targets vulnerable children and communities, with emerging supporting evidence. Capacity-building includes complementary psychoeducational materials, interdisciplinary practice-focused training, digital learning, and a manualized service transformation program.
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