Institutional Strengthening and outreach peer support project progress amidst COVID-19
The Institutional strengthening and outreach peer support project resumed following the easing of COVID-19 lock down. The second mutual support meeting happened on 28th/July/2020 on Tuesday at Butabika National Referral
JOINT POSITION STATEMENT
EQUALITY & EQUITY IN COVID19 RESPONSE Global Mental Health Peer Network & Human Rights in Mental Health FGIP COVID-19, the newly identified type of illness caused by coronavirus, declared as
Monthly Profile of an inspirational Peer.
James’ mental health journey. Learning from lived experience: James’* story James’ story starts when he returned to Uganda, after studying for a degree overseas. He was a high-flying student with
Kampala Mental Health Film Club.
All the bright Places(Film). A tender antihero drama about mental health and young love which reminds us that even the heroes in our lives may need us in unexpected of
Institutional Strengthening and Outreach Peer Support Project developments.
Peer Nation Training on WHO quality of life assessment. A one day training on WHO quality of life assessment for Peer Nation members who are on the front line of
Exciting news!
Peer Nation is starting a new Peer Support Project in health centres around Kampala, funded by OSIEA. We are very excited and looking forward to starting this project. Watch this