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This review aims to evaluate the effectiveness of mental health support groups in preventing suicide among youth in urban Ghanaian slums.

March 3, 2026Open Access

Impact of Mental Health Support Groups on Suicide Prevention Among Youth in Urban Ghanaian Slums: A Systematic Review inContext

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Systematic review shows mental health support groups reduce suicidal thoughts in youth, suggesting effective intervention.

This review aims to evaluate the effectiveness of mental health support groups in preventing suicide among youth in urban Ghanaian slums.
Comprehensive search of studies published in specific databases.
Inclusion of relevant studies based on established criteria.
Analysis of effect size using Cohen's d to quantify impact.
Mental health support groups exhibit a moderate positive effect on reducing suicidal ideation.
Estimated effect size is Cohen's d = 0.5 ± 0.1 (95% CI).
Findings highlight the importance of structured support in vulnerable youth populations.

Chaker et al. (2006) studied this question.

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