Resources, Activities, and Output is needed to meet the goal of these mental health goals for young adults.

What Resources, Activities, and Output is needed to meet the goal of these mental health goals for young adults. 

To increase the number of young adults who receive mental health care by 10% within the next six months. 

To reduce the stigma surrounding mental health among young adults by 15% within the next six months.

2) SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES for these two SMART objectives for public health program.

1. By the end of 2023, raise community young adults’ awareness of mental health concerns by 15%. The fact that this objective specifically addresses the problem of raising awareness among young adults makes it SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound). It is measurable because it establishes a numerical target of 15%, attainable because it establishes a reasonable goal in a reasonable time frame, relevant because it relates to the overall goal of the program, and time-bound by the end of 2023.

2. By the end of 2023, 10% of the stigma around mental health will be eliminated. This goal is SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound) because it is relevant to the overall goal of the program, it is measurable because it sets a numerical target of 10%, and it is attainable because it sets a reasonable goal in a reasonable time frame. It is also time-bound by the end of 2023.

3) LONG-TERM OUTCOMES for these two long-term SMART objectives for these public health program.

1. Within the next two years, raise young adults’ knowledge of mental health issues by 15%.This goal was chosen because raising awareness of mental health concerns is the first step toward enhancing young adults’ mental health. Youth adults can better identify and treat their mental health needs if they are more aware of the warning signs and symptoms of mental health problems.

2. Within the next two years, a 10% increase in young adults’ use of mental health services. Because it intends to increase the proportion of young adults who use mental health services, this purpose was chosen. Increasing access to mental health services will enable young adults to get the treatment they require to enhance their mental well-being. These two goals are SMART because they are focused on young adults, mental health issues, and services, are precise, measurable, feasible (15% and 10% improvements in awareness and use rates) and are time-bound (within the next two years).