Prof Angela Owusu-Ansah, provost Ashesi at maiden edition of health leadership education certificate course "Less than 10% of those eligible for tertiary education in Africa get the opportunity. Those who get the opportunity have an obligation to lead social transformation"
Their ignored #mentalhealth stresses reduce their responsiveness to clients. To be able to implement responsiveness at the #PHC system and support #MaternalMentalHealth frontline health workers themselves need to be provided with #mentalhealth support.
Influenced by biological and sociocultural norms, the intersection between #Asrh and #AMH tends to be complex,dynamic, and multifaceted. A more comprehensive approach reflected in policies, programs and interventions should be pursued.
@AdolescentsWA@OoasWaho@arhrghana
Influenced by biological and sociocultural norms, the intersection between #Asrh and #AMH tends to be complex,dynamic, and multifaceted. A more comprehensive approach reflected in policies, programs and interventions should be pursued.
@AdolescentsWA@OoasWaho@arhrghana
The conference, engaging stakeholders from Ghana, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Niger, Guinea and Senegal, is being held on the sidelines of the 25th ordinary meeting of the ECOWAS Assembly of Health Ministers, Organized by the @WAHO
As the Org. responsible for research uptake for the AdoWA project, ARHR is participating in a two-day conference in Abuja, Nigeria, to deliberate on interventions for improving adolescent mental, sexual, and reproductive health, and maternal health and outcomes in West Africa.
We will intensify sex education and #mental health counseling and referrals, enhance life skills training and strengthen #healthcare and social support networks through community engagement and acceptance.
- Ms Sherifata Mohamed (GHS Adolescent Health Unit)
#Adolescentwellbeing
How can we improve SRHR for adolescents?
Drawing on participatory theatre methods to make ASHR education in school and out of school more engaging and likely to shift social consciousness.
-Dr Laura Wallace (DHRC-Ghana)
#policiessystemsadolescenthealth@AdolescentsWA
Theatre can be a powerful social voice. Time with play writer Uncle Ebo Whyte during the NIHR global health research centre for NCD in West Africa (STOP NCD) Co-production meeting at GCPS
#policiessystemsadolesenthealth Ignoring how to tackle some of the complex, difficult intersectional drivers and power issues, neglecting mental health and focusing predominantly on low hanging fruit like access to contraceptives will continue to yield sub optimal results