Indonesia to Close Family Academy in 2026, Focus on Youth Counseling
Indonesia's government announced plans to close the 'Indonesia Family Academy' by 2026, shifting focus to expand PIK-R (Youth Information and Counseling Centers) as a key resource for adolescent mental health support.
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