This report provides a comprehensive overview of mental health, defining it as the cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being of individuals. It outlines various types of mental disorders, including mood, anxiety, personality, and psychotic disorders, supported by statistical data on their prevalence. The report addresses the social stigma associated with mental health issues, highlighting different forms of stigma and their detrimental effects on individuals and families, such as social isolation and limited opportunities. It discusses the impact of mental health on children's development and well-being, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and culturally appropriate support. The report also explores various approaches to building authentic partnerships in early childhood settings, including trans-disciplinary and child-centered approaches, and underscores the significance of strength-based approaches to empower individuals and promote recovery. Finally, it lists available support services and emphasizes the need to shift focus from deficits to strengths in mental health treatment.