The First Aid We Often Forget: Why Mental Health and Trauma Care Matter Most in Emergencies
When catastrophe strikes whether it’s a flood, war, epidemic, or violence at home the world rushes to provide food, water, and shelter. But there’s another kind of first aid just as urgent, yet often overlooked: mental health and trauma care.
Uganda at 63: Freedom, Faith, and the Journey to Healing Minds
As Uganda marks 63 years of Independence, we celebrate more than the raising of the flag — we celebrate freedom itself: freedom to dream, to grow, to believe, and to heal.
When Disaster Strikes: Understanding Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies
Every year, millions of people around the world are affected by emergencies and catastrophes. These range from natural disasters like floods, earthquakes, and wildfires, to public health crises such as pandemics and outbreaks.
Creating Hope Through Action: The Heart of World Suicide Prevention Day
Every year on 10th September, the world pauses for World Suicide Prevention Day — a time to remember, reflect, and act. This year, and through to 2026, we embrace the theme: “Changing the Narrative on Suicide.”
Digital Communities and Real Healing: The Power of Online Mental Health Support
In today’s hyper-connected world, digital communities have become a lifeline for many struggling with mental health challenges. From anonymous forums to structured support groups, the internet offers safe spaces where people can share their experiences, seek advice, and find solidarity.
Why Empowering Young People to Lead Mental Health Conversations Leads to Stronger Communities
Across Uganda and beyond, the world has been seeing a powerful shift in the rise of youth voices. Several young people are no longer content with being passive receipts of information and are eager to be at the forefront of change.
