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📢📢Announcing the launch of the 2025 APCA Atlas for Palliative Care in Africa!!
Happening at the 8th Int African Palliative Care Conf in Botswana next month
Get the latest stats on the situation of PC in Africa!
Register today https://t.co/LmEweJXtuj
WHPCD has been marked every year for the last 20 years.
Let us know what you have planned for the date, when, and where you will be. We would love to know all ablut it. Register on the globlal map for palliative care to show your solidarity here https://t.co/nkmtjezSyo
It was a great pleasure to host Mr. Christopher Maundu from The Tala Hospital in Machakos County at KEHPCA offices today.
We had a productive discussion on advancing palliative care in the region.
#PalliativeCareIsEveryonesBusiness#KehpcaCares
Support funding for aging services in the state budget. Caregivers play a vital role in the quality of life for older people and save unnecessary expense for nursing home and medical care. @GovKathyHochul@AndreaSCousins @CarlHeastie @AARPNY https://t.co/w5CxEB08Ou
Throwback to the #CND66 Fireside Chat Engaging Minds!
Youth voices matter!
Sarah, a @UNODC#YouthForum 2021 alumna from 🇳🇴, shared her insights on empowering young people in substance use #Prevention initiatives.
Read her message below! ⬇️
The @WHO and @un_ncd salute the decision of the Minister of Health of Jordan 🇯🇴, H.E. Dr Firas Hawari to reactivate the National Technical Committee for Mental Health.
This is a significant step forward in implementing #MentalHealth strategy following the recent launch of the mental health investment case.
The investment case report spearheaded by the Ministry of Health in collaboration with the World Health Organization and the Secretariat of the UN Inter-Agency Task Force on the Prevention and Control of Non-communicable Diseases provides key recommendations to enhance mental health services in Jordan, one of WHO’s Special Initiative for Mental Health countries.
The five recommendations are:
1) strengthening and enforcing existing mental health policies and laws,
2) developing robust surveillance systems to monitor the prevalence of mental health conditions, track patient outcomes, and assess funding allocations,
3) ensuring direct allocation of mental health budgets to primary healthcare centres,
4) investing in evidence-based, cost-effective mental health interventions at both clinical and population levels and, last but not least,
5) increasing public awareness to combat stigma.
The National Technical Committee for Mental Health will now coordinate implementation of the report’s recommendations. Comprising 16 prominent members, including representatives from the WHO, the committee will drive important reforms in mental health, including collaboration with the National Centre for #HumanRights.
WHO and the Task Force have also reaffirmed their commitment to the Government of Jordan to support action to improve mental health outcomes in the country, with results expected in the coming months.
@WHOEMRO@HananBalkhy@AlraibyJamela@WHOJordan@UnitedNationsJO@UNDPJordan
https://t.co/BxR6SHcSuk
‘This journey taught me that even in the face of challenges, there is hope, innovation, and resilience within communities.’ Read about palliative care in Indonesia in this week’s #EAPCblog by Raditya Bagas Wicaksono https://t.co/kjOMnJVvut @cewalshe@PalliativeMedJ@amsterdamumc
Are you ready for Botswana 2025?
Here are the tracks for the International African Palliative Care & Allied Services Conference 2025!!
https://t.co/uPhF0LelcB
Today, in partnership with @HospiceAfricaUg, we are thrilled to host palliative care scholars from Francophonie countries across Africa, including Burkina Faso, Senegal, and the DRC, among others. 🇧🇫🇸🇳🇨🇩 #PalliativeCare#GlobalHealth#Francophonie
Learning & growth are essential for children’s strong development, good🧠health, &in building resilience against💊use #Prevention
Explore the value of investing in #SEL skills w/@UNODC’s #ListenFirst📚 & join in celebrating this year’s Int'l #EducationDay
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