Are you below 30 and in Uganda? Register for the Counselling Literacy Fellowship 2027 — a four-week online programme.
🔗 https://t.co/poeLzUFSF6
Or scan the QR code.
📅 Deadline: 31 December 2026
Counselling for All
@Counsellingtvug@UNICEFUganda@UNFPAUganda
Well done to our founder, @Ssengoobayunus1. As the digital platform of @ccounsellingug, we are joining the advocacy for climate justice. Thank you, @LossDamageYouth, for providing our founder with this valuable learning opportunity @nemaug
This World Mental Health Day, the theme is "Lived experiences heard: Real voices, real change". Behind every statistic about mental health is a person, and only by listening to those voices can we work to improve mental health services.
Many of the people who shape our work have first-hand experience of mental illness, as patients, carers or family members. Their perspectives sit alongside clinical expertise in the information we produce. You can read our award-winning information on mental illnesses and mental health problems, which is written by doctors with input from patients and carers.
➡️ https://t.co/rqB4F05HU6
For young people, parents and carers, we have dedicated information on young people's mental health, written to help families understand what young people are going through and where to find help.
➡️ https://t.co/8gh2sN32DB
If you're looking for support or want to understand your options, our pages on support, care and treatment explain what treatments are available and what to expect.
➡️https://t.co/ha0WD2aX5R
If you'd prefer a printed copy, you can also order our mental health leaflets, written by doctors for patients and carers.
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#itsokaynottobeok #WorldMentalHealthDay
Every person has a story. While some are spoken aloud, many remain concealed and unheard.
These untold experiences reflect the challenges faced by millions living with mental health conditions across the African Region, often without the understanding, support or care they need.
This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we recognize the voices and experiences behind these realities. They remind us why mental health matters and must remain a public health priority.
At WHO, we are working with countries in the African Region to turn these experiences into meaningful action by informing policies, strengthening health systems and bringing quality, people-centred mental health care closer to communities.
Because listening matters. But what we do with what we hear matters even more.
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#WorldMentalHealthDay
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🌍 Africa at the Centre of Global Mental Health Conference 2027
📍 7–9 April 2027 | Kampala, Uganda
📝 Abstract submission deadline 16 November 2026
Be part of shaping the future of mental health through African-led research, innovation, and solutions
It's #WorldMentalHealthDay
Nearly 1 in 7 people live with a #MentalHealth condition.
People with lived experience can help transform mental health care at every stage: from designing services to delivering and improving them.
By collaborating and working together, experts with lived experience, and people working in mental health systems, policy, and research can design care that is person-centred, rights-based and rooted in dignity.
Make community-based services stronger, support continuity of care and make every conversation count https://t.co/o4ibsedr2o
1️⃣3️⃣ days to go as we come together to discuss the Strategic Positioning of Community Structures to advance Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
#MOHatWork | #HPConfUG26
🌍 PAN-AFRICA MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION SERIES
Barriers to Help-Seeking.
What makes it difficult for people to seek mental health support?
Join voices from Uganda & Zambia.
Everyone is welcome.
Today, 1 Oct ||8:00 PM EAT
💻 Google Meet
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https://t.co/wN7hIlY5ih
Join the Counselling Television-Uganda Whatsapp channel for daily mental health related information on seminars, workshops, conferences, webinars and activities and others.
@ccounsellingug
This Friday: 14th August 2026, we will host a conversation titled "Strengthening Mental Health Support for Students with Disabilities in Institutions of Higher Learning". Join us at 7pm as we discvoer what students with disabilities go through in accessing mental health services.
Don’t miss the Counselling Clinic Series every Sunday at 5:00 PM on TikTok at Counselling Television – Uganda page.
We're dedicated to raising awareness about counselling, mental health and their integration in the community
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📢 Save the Date!
The 1st African Regional Summit on Suicide Prevention 2026 will take place in Kampala, Uganda, from 19th–21st October 2026.
Theme: From Silence to Action: Advancing Suicide Prevention Across Africa.
Scan the QR code on the poster for more information.
Registration is now open!
Secure your place at the 1st African Regional Summit on Suicide Prevention 2026.
Registration Link is here: https://t.co/82PDduoTnW
@ugpfmh@aspauganda@faithagumya@MakeStrongMinds
Registration is now underway for the 1st African Regional Summit on Suicide Prevention 2026. Reserve your spot and join Africa's call to action on suicide prevention.
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Your emotional health shapes every relationship you have.
Join us Thursday 30th July for The Spark Sessions
Ep. 3 — Mental Health & Relationships
Free. Online. 7PM EAT.
Speaker: Ssengooba Yunusu CEO @ccounsellingug
Register: https://t.co/oKEf5QF6su
#TheSparkSessions
This Friday, I'll be joining The Sane Conversations as one of the speaker to discuss "Where Does Faith Meet Emotional Healing?" Looking forward to an insightful conversation on the intersection of faith, mental health, and emotional well-being on 17th July 2026 at 8:00 PM (EAT).