“Juvenile's Mental Health: An Analytical Study With A Focus On Barak Valley, Assam, In North East India”.
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Abstract
The mental health of juveniles is a critical aspect of their overall well-being, shaping their present experiences and future trajectories. This abstract presents an analytical study centered on Barak Valley in Assam, North East India, focusing on the multifaceted dimensions of juvenile mental health within this region.
In Barak Valley, as in many diverse societies, various socio-cultural factors interplay with mental health concerns among juveniles. This study delves into these intersections, aiming to comprehend the contextual intricacies influencing mental health issues in this specific demographic. By employing a multidisciplinary approach, encompassing psychology, sociology, and public health perspectives, the study aims to provide a comprehensive analysis.
Furthermore, the study recognizes the significance of community engagement and collaboration with local stakeholders, including mental health professionals, educators, policymakers, and juvenile justice systems. Their insights and experiences will contribute significantly to formulating effective interventions and strategies tailored to address the identified mental health issues.
The findings of this study aspire to contribute to the existing body of knowledge on juvenile mental health, particularly in the context of Barak Valley. Recommendations stemming from this research aim to inform policymakers and practitioners, assisting in the development and implementation of targeted interventions and support systems. Ultimately, the goal is to enhance the mental well-being of juveniles in Barak Valley, thereby fostering healthier and more resilient communities.
This paper endeavours highlight the idea of juvenile justice, definition of juvenile justice, distinctions between children and juveniles, history of juvenile justice, the juvenile justice system in India, the law relating to juvenile justice in India, criminal justice and juveniles, and causes of juvenile delinquency using the best available evidence from reports, studies, various cases, and other pertinent materials,etc.
Through this analytical study, a deeper comprehension of juvenile mental health within Barak Valley will emerge, providing a framework for future research endeavours and initiatives aimed at fostering positive mental health outcomes for the youth in this region.
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