Empowering Malawi for mental resilience and holistic well-being. Join us in spreading awareness, breaking stigma, and building a mentally strong nation. πππ§
FREE ONLINE TRAINING: Mental Health First Aid
Do you want to be someone your community can turn to when things get hard?
Rugare Mental Health Organization is offering a 4-Week Certificate in Mental Health First Aid, starting August 9, 2026 β 100% free.
What you'll learn:
| 80% attendance required|practical, beginner-friendly
π° Cost: FREE to attend. A certificate is optional afterward for MK32,500 {only if you complete the course and want one}.
Who it's for:
Parents, teachers, faith leaders, youth workers, community volunteers, caregivers and
β Understanding Mental Health & Illness
β Common Mental Health Conditions
β Language & Supportive Communication
β Mental Health First Aid (ALGEE)
β Basic Mental Health Assessment
β Referral Systems in Malawi
Course Details:
π Starts: August 9, 2026
π» Format: 100% Online
Application deadline: 31st July 2026
For the full job description and application requirements, use the link below: https://t.co/Oeu3Npdxp9
Please help us share this opportunity. π
We're Hiring! π
Rugare MHO is looking for a Part-Time Psychosocial Counselor/Therapist to support our Tulankhawa Talks psychosocial support service. If you're passionate about providing compassionate, confidential support to people in need, we'd love to hear from you.
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We also appreciate the individuals, organisations, and communities who have shown compassion and stepped forward to support those affected in different ways. Your kindness and solidarity matter.
May we continue to choose empathy, humanity, and support for one another.
Rugare stands with Malawians affected by the xenophobic attacks in South Africa. π²πΌ
We recognise the fear, pain, and uncertainty that many individuals and families may be experiencing during this difficult time. Such experiences can deeply affect mental and emotional well-being.
bette mental wellness, meaningful connections, and a healthier you.
Letβs celebrate Malawiβs Independence by choosing wellness, one step at a time. π²πΌπ
π²πΌ Happy Independence Day, Malawi! π²πΌ
This 6th July, as we celebrate our nationβs freedom, letβs also celebrate the freedom that comes from caring for our minds and bodies. π
Today is the day! π₯ΎRugare Wellness Hike at Ntchisi Rain Forest Adventure and take a step toward
we cope with life's challenges. There were honest conversations, moments of reflection, and so much to learn from one another.
Thank you to every man who showed up, shared, listened, and contributed to making the space what it was. These conversations matter.
On Saturday, as we marked #MensMentalHealthMonth, we created a space at @zalusoarts for men to simply talk.
We spoke about the realities of being a man, the pressure to provide, especially when it comes to finances, how difficult it can be to ask for help, and the different ways
Our #ManCrushMonday, Collins, shares this powerful reminder with his fellow men: strong men do not suffer in silence.
Opening up, seeking support, and having honest conversations about mental health are acts of courage.
Speak up. Reach out. Your mental health matters. π
Weβre going to Ntchisi! π₯³
A slow, grounding walk through one of Malawiβs quiet forest treasure. Tall trees, cool air, birdsong.This is a moment to breathe, reset, and share space with good people.
β οΈ Limited spaces β book by 30 June
Book here: https://t.co/mIqKaH4nCi
This Men's Mental Health Month, we're creating a space for men to have honest conversations about wealth and wellness. π
Join us for an interactive gathering with speakers, open dialogue, and real conversations about mental health, pressure, purpose, and financial well-being.
Itβs Monday, and our #MCM goes to one of our volunteers π
He encourages his fellow men to speak up when they need to and reminds us how important it is to create safe spaces where men can be honest, vulnerable, and supported.
June is Menβs Mental Health Awareness Month! ππ
This yearβs theme reminds us to be partners in caring for menβs mental health. Letβs show up for one another, speak more openly, and support the men in our lives without judgment. No one should struggle alone.
This month, take