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This research delves into the impact of mental health on students' academic performance in Thika
Municipality, Kiambu County, Kenya. The research comprehensively explores the relationship
between students' mental well-being and their academic achievements in Thika Municipality. The
research addressed pertinent research questions, including the effects of financial challenges on
academic performance, the influence of mental health on students' academic achievements, and
the impact of academic deadlines on academic performance. A descriptive survey design was
employed for data collection, utilizing questionnaires to gather responses from both students and
teachers. The research population represented a diverse cross-section of the educational
community in Thika municipality. The findings of this research underscore the significance of
mental health in the academic realm. It has been revealed that financial challenges can adversely
affect students' academic performance, emphasizing the importance of addressing financial
support systems for students. This research establishes a substantial connection between students'
mental well-being and their academic achievements. Mental health issues can either hinder or
facilitate academic performance, necessitating the integration of mental health support within
educational institutions. Additionally, the research underscores the role of academic deadlines,
indicating their potential impact on student performance. Managing and mitigating the stress
associated with academic deadlines can contribute to enhanced academic outcomes. The insights
derived from this research are of utmost importance for educational institutions, policymakers, and
educators in Thika municipality. Recognizing the intricate interplay between mental health,
financial challenges, and academic deadlines can inform the development of more effective
support systems to bolster student success |
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