'No credible plan' for mental health overhaul promised after teenagers death

The suicide of 13-year-old Kate Savage spurred promises of a mental health overhaul for Western Australian children, but the state's auditor-general warns that these improvements may never materialize. The lack of a credible plan to follow through on these promises raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of future mental health initiatives. This situation underscores the urgent need for concrete strategies to support young people's mental health, highlighting the broader issue of how to ensure that well-intentioned reforms are both implemented and sustained.