Social Determinants of Mental Health

Published On: 18th May 2014

By: World Health Organization

This report explores how mental health is heavily influenced by social and economic conditions such as poverty, education, employment, housing, inequality, and social support. It argues that improving these conditions and reducing inequality are essential for preventing mental health problems and promoting wellbeing across populations.

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