"If they're available, they're available to everyone": a campaign was launched to prevent suicide among children and adolescents.

Authorities in the City of Buenos Aires have launched a public campaign aimed at preventing suicide among children and adolescents, utilizing the slogan "Si están a mano, están a mano para todos." The initiative is backed by official data from the local Ministerio Público Tutelar (MPT), which recorded that more than one child or adolescent is hospitalized daily due to suicide risk.

Concurrently, in the context of World Suicide Prevention Day, clinical psychologist and therapist Laurie Peña emphasized the necessity for society to alter how it addresses emotional suffering. Peña advocated for fostering mental health conversations grounded in empathy, understanding, and the elimination of social stigma.