It's hoped the money will reduce wait times for the service
A £4 million investment in child mental health services on the Island is an "incredible start".
That's according to Manx Care's Head of Integrated Mental Health Services.
It's hoped it'll mean the way services are accessed and provided are transformed- switching to a 'proactive' rather than 'reactive' approach.
You can find out more HERE.
Ross Bailey told Manx Radio it's really exciting:
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