Actor-model-philanthropist Darasing Khurana has been working for the betterment of the society for a long time. His philanthropic work includes creating mental health awareness, providing affordable therapy apart from working in the space of Blood Stem Cell donation. And taking another step in that direction, Darasing has joined hands as the UNICEF India and Asia’s largest student run social body, Abhyuday of IIT Bombay.
Together, the two bodies are coming up with a podcast series which is going to focus on mental health and climate change. Darasing is hosting the segment on mental health, and for that he is interviewing Miss Tanuja Babre, the mental health expert at UNICEF.
Talking about recording for the show, Darasing shares that it was an enlightening experience. He informs, “Through the show, we discussed several important topics related to mental health like the causes behind young people going through mental health issues and how parents can know and help their kids who are going through such issues. There is also an episode where we talked about how social media and the relationships built there can affect the mental health of a person in the long run.”
The podcast series will be released soon and Darasing is excited to be a part of such an initiative that aligns with his vision of promoting mental health awareness in the country.