A 2022 report from Mental Health America found over 50% of Virginia’s youth, about 75,000 kids, reported suffering from at least one major depressive episode. Brad Kutner spoke with advocates and elected officials who hope to reduce that number.
Advocates ask for more help addressing youth mental health
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