Health Ministry sets goal for broader access by 2025 to strengthen mental healthcare nationwide
Indonesia’s Ministry of Health has announced an ambitious plan to equip half of the country’s community health centers, known locally as puskesmas, with essential mental health services by 2025.
This initiative forms a critical part of the government’s wider strategy to enhance the nation’s mental healthcare infrastructure and improve accessibility for millions of Indonesians. By integrating mental health support into primary care settings, the program aims to reduce barriers to treatment and promote early intervention.
Officials emphasize that expanding mental health services at the community level is vital for addressing growing demand and improving overall public health outcomes across the archipelago.
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