Let's be advocates together!
Signed:
Olutayo-Olaoye Oluwayanmife
National Technical Officer on Mental Health Advocacy '26.
Mohammedharis Alaaya
National Deputy Technical Officer on Mental Health Advocacy '26.
Are you interested in mental health and changing the narrative?
The Technical Office on Mental Health Advocacy '26 is calling all interested Nimsaites' to join our team.
What are the available roles?
https://t.co/t3Fkz0UO73
All applications should be submitted through the Google form:
https://t.co/uJj7OeBIxx
Selection process:
All applicants will be reviewed and shortlisted candidates will be contacted via mail.
For further enquiries, contact us at:
[email protected]
Merry Christmas!🥳🥳❤️
Let the joy of the season remind you to always see life in colours.
And to create colours for those who have lost sight of them.❤️💚
Happy birthday, Emmanuel @EmmanuelOmuya1!🥳🥳🥳
We appreciate your role as the Publicity Manager this year.💜
As you step into your new year, may all your wishes come true and may it be your best year yet.
Happy birthday again!💚🥂
*FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MEN'S DAY*
He’s heard it all.
“Man up.”
“Stop crying.”
“You should cry more.”
“Be tough.”
“Be soft.”
“Provide.”
“Don’t complain.”
He’s been told to open up, then mocked when he does.
Told to lead, but blamed when things fall apart.
Behind every quiet smile is exhaustion dressed as composure.
Behind every man standing tall is one who’s still learning how to breathe through the weight of expectations.
And yet—
What he feels is valid. His pain is real.
His silence isn’t weakness; it’s survival.
we shine a light on the mental struggles men face just like everyone else.
So to every man out there, this is our way of telling you that you're not alone in this, we hear and see you and it's not a taboo to open up to someone today.
#MentalHealthAwareness
From the TECHNICAL OFFICE ON MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCACY- NIMSA
Men are often seen as the strong ones, being the pillars of society, but what happens when they're struggling inside?
They're expected to be without fear, doubts and all the emotions that make us humans, but the truth is that they're not always doing okay.
Well It's time to talk about it.
This Men's Mental Health awareness month..
Once upon a time…
we all loved stories.
Stories that began with “Once upon a time” and ended with “happily ever after.”
Stories that taught us courage, kindness, and hope.
Because that’s what mental health awareness truly means, noticing, listening, and standing beside one another. 💚
From TECHNICAL OFFICE ON MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCACY - NIMSA,
this story is our way of saying:
You’re not alone. You’re not too much. You can still be found.
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🌟Meet Our Speaker!🌟
We’re thrilled to introduce *Dr. Adetoun Faloye*, our distinguished keynote speaker for the upcoming session themed *“Access to Services: Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies.”
Dr. Faloye envisions a world where mental health conversations are normalized, and no one feels ashamed to speak about their struggles.
Join us as she leads an enlightening session titled
🧠 “First Aid for the Mind: A Mini Mental Health First Aid Training for Students.”