TikTok also makes a contribution to Mental Health Day which occurs on 10 October.
Launch the #MoveForMentalHealth initiative, an encouragement to users to take action to raise awareness on the issue.
And in collaboration with the Health Organization (WHO), it will stream an event where it will show what the organization is doing to reduce mental disorders, giving voice to the stories and experiences of famous witnesses.
"We are delighted to see TikTok's commitment to encouraging conversations and concrete action on the issue. Mobilization on a global scale can help guide future decisions to ensure better services when and where needed," explains Dévora. Kestel, Director of the Department of Mental Health and Substance Use at WHO.
“The lockdown has often kept us away from loved ones, upset our habits, and has had a lasting impact on the mental well-being of many of us. And, the uncertainty over the next few months makes this day even more important. We are proud to be. partner of WHO and United for Global Mental Health to grow the debate on mental health within and outside our community, ”adds Rich Waterworth, TikTok General Manager EU.