Tuesday, 17 May 2016

A Ray of Hope for Kenya; Photo speak- Launch of the mental health policy in Kenya

Cabinet secretary for health, Dr. Mailu  addressing the mental health stakeholders 



A copy of the mental health policy

WHO Country representative, Dr. Custodia addressing the mental health stakeholders

The mental health policy launch

3 comments:

MapishiyakiAfrica said...

We really require training and advocacy about Mental health.Its an area that has been paid less attention and a lot of people are oblivious about.In 2014,during the International Youth day,United Nations raised awareness about it but little interventions was offered.I really need to know how we can Partner with You.especially in Mombasa.

MapishiyakiAfrica said...

We really require training and advocacy about Mental health.Its an area that has been paid less attention and a lot of people are oblivious about.In 2014,during the International Youth day,United Nations raised awareness about it but little interventions was offered.I really need to know how we can Partner with You.especially in Mombasa.

Basic Needs Basic Rights Kenya said...

Hi Jackline, hope this finds you well. I agree with you on this, kindly link up with me on info.kenya@basicneeds.org
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