On World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10, DW takes you to Kenya where four people on average take their own lives each day. Mental health conditions such as depression, which can lead to suicide, are often undiagnosed and unmanaged. DW looks at what the Kenyan government is doing to reverse that. But first we talk to a survivor who has set up a studio and safe space for young people with mental health conditions.
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