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On 10th October, let's gear up and celebrate World Mental Health Day..come lets have fun as we create awareness and change the narrative about Mental illness
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In response to rising mental health needs during public health emergencies and natural disasters in Africa, @WHO is supporting countries to integrate mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) into every stage of emergency response, aiming for 80% functional systems by 2030.
afro.who.int/news/strengthen…
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“Gen-Zs have made me proud. For the first time, I’m proud to be a Kenyan. Oh, my children, you did not die in vain.” Emotional scene as woman mourns at Gen-Z memorial concert in Uhuru Park. (Video by Samson Wire)
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The @CoalitionAgSV urges the @IEBCKenya and the @TeaBoardKenya to take responsibility for this oversight and ensure such a situation is never repeated. John Chebochok should never have been at the ballot box.
#ChebochokResignNow
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We have a resourceful panel dissecting the topic; Community and Mental Health: Strengthening Mental Health at the Grassroots: This session highlights the role of communities in building resilience and providing support for individuals with mental health challenges and discusses global lessons and local solutions
#NationHealthSummit #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth
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📊 #KenyaFloods2024 Impact from Severe March-April-May Rainfall:
- Affected: 227,238 people
- Displaced: 42,526 households
- Fatalities: 229
- Injured: 164
Rapid respond teams & national responders trained by WHO are coordinating first line response at national & county levels.
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"The house was carried by the water and we lost everything" states Beatrice, a mother holding all her remaining belongings, following the recent flash floods in Mai Mahiu.
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Amidst ongoing flooding and heavy rains, there is something you can do to safeguard your health & that of your community.
Boil water, maintain sanitation and use purified water for hygiene to prevent waterborne diseases. Stay informed and proactive to keep your community safe. – at Mai Mahiu, Kenya
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Amid ongoing flooding and heavy rains, there is something you can do to safeguard your health and that of your community.
Boil water, maintain sanitation, and use purified water for hygiene to prevent waterborne diseases. Stay informed and proactive to keep your community safe.

















