Once in a BLUE MOON

“Never give up on life,” said someone who wanted to give up on theirs.

In recent years dating back to the humble beginnings of stigmatizing instability and the need for emotional care, mental health in the Philippines and the world has become a talk of concern more than ever. Cries are here, screams are there, and the questioning of self-worth and life value is everywhere.

As a further result of the pandemic’s wrath on social isolation and communication, many people, students, specifically, had their mental health like damsels in distress on the verge of deterioration and in dire need of a knight in shining armor. As the tables have turned for the mental health status of many, the University of Batangas turned them once more.

In a time when many