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Making in‐roads across the youth mental health landscape in Singapore: the Community Health Assessment Team (CHAT)

Adolescence and early adulthood is marked by physical, emotional and psychological changes, and is the peak onset of mental disorders. Internationally, one‐fifth of children and adolescents have serious mental health problems, yet services catering to them are scarce. Locally, traditional mental health services are associated with much stigma. In 2009, the Community Health Assessment Team (CHAT), a youth‐focused outreach and assessment service, was set up to address service gaps and care barriers.