Spunout have commissioned a new poll on young people's mental health over the past five years.
Almost two thirds of people think the mental health of young people in Ireland has declined in the last five years.
A new poll commissioned by mental health organisation Spunout shows a majority of parents who have teenagers agreed young people's mental health has gotten worse.
Close to 80 per cent of people want to see mental health services made a high priority by the next Government.
CEO of Turn 2me Fiona o'Malley from Tullamore says factors such as online harmful content have contributed to this:
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