MindFreedom Ghana

Reminiscing some of the activities we did exactly 3 years ago with funding from @NDI to whom we're grateful @UnitedGMH @taylordanash @mha_ghana @GrahamM23694298 @OpenSociety @OpenSocietyAfr @cdcafrica MindFreedom Ghana supports mental health education graphic.com.gh/news/general-n…

@GrahamM23694298 Happy birthday🎂 to you Graham Many many happy😁 returns🤩 May your dreams, hopes and aspirations be met fully by God's grace. I and our organization @MindFreedomGh greatly cherish the priceless support you'd given us over 20 years ago and thereafter to see us thus far 🌻🌸🌹🌺

Reminiscing some 3 years ago😎..... MindFreedom Ghana supports mental health education graphic.com.gh/news/general-n…

We're delighted to inform that our organization will implement a project titled "Strengthening the Voices of Persons with Psychosocial Disabilities/Lived Experience through Organizational Strengthening, Advocacy, Movement Building, Community Participation, and Inclusion"

@Joy997FM #JoySMS @Citi973 @JoyNewsOnTV @gbcnews24_ @ghonetv @MindFreedomGh @Asempa947_FM @tv3_ghana @metrotvgh @askdheeraj @Peace1043fm #worldmentalhealthday2025 Today's World Mental Health Day. Theme: Access to Services-Mental Health in Emergencies & Catastrophes @WHOGhana

#worldmentalhealthday2025 The theme is: Access to Services- Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies @taylordanash @BasicNeedsGh @Sightsavers @UN @WHO @WHOGhana @mha_gh @Rethink_ @OpenSociety @OpenSocietyAfr @MyEDF @wellcometrust @hauwa_ojeifo @NDI @MHInnovation

child, adolescent, and older person health and nutrition services and immunization coverage improved. It also advances the goal of leaving no one behind.

& gender inequalities. These are: 4.1. Equity in access to quality services improved for noncommunicable diseases, mental health conditions & communicable diseases, while addressing antimicrobial resistance; 4.2. Equity in access to sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn,

We are pleased to inform all that we have been appointed as a member of the WHO Disability Health Equity Network. This is in support of: apps.who.int/gb/ebwha/pdf_f… The Network aims to advance the GPW14 Strategic Objective 4: Improve health service coverage and financial protection

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@mha_ghana @mohgovgh @Citi973 @WHOGhana @EuropeInGhana @GhanaPresidency @GhanaSomubi @ghonetv @dumevi_promise @GeorgeAnagli Congratulations🎉🥳 to Dr Dordoye I and organization @MindFreedomGh wish him well in the discharge of his duties

Yes indeed time really flies!!! 21 years of our organization & still on course to fulfil our mission & objectives... We are grateful to our donors, well-wishers & all who share in our vision & mission Our team led by @taylordanash deserves credit and gratitude for our work

Oh how time flies! 10 years ago & by God's grace still plodding on & with our org @MindFreedomGh mindfreedomghana.org which clocked 21 years this month To God be the glory for all great things He has done & continue to do in our lives🙏🏽 #MentalHealth is total health! ✊ 😃💪🏾

Navigating grief, finding one’s way graphic.com.gh/features/opini…

@OpenSociety Happy 95th birthday🎂to Mr. George Soros😄 Many happy returns😁🎊🥳 May God continue to grant him good health, peace, joy, inner satisfaction & long life to fulfil his mission in life with OSF Our org. is grateful to OSF to the support we've received to implement our activities

Happy 95th birthday to George Soros, the founder of the Open Society Foundations! Starting in Hungary in the mid-1980s, George Soros used his fortune to build a philanthropic network that became the Open Society Foundations—supporting a vast array of new efforts to create more accountable, transparent, and democratic societies. Here are some highlights of his leadership of Open Society: In the 1980s, he funded the free exchange of information and ideas behind the Iron Curtain and fostered open, democratic societies after the fall of the Soviet Union—steps that would lead to our establishment as the Open Society Foundations. In the 1990s, he returned to South Africa to nurture democracy and address inequality after apartheid. He also seeded important new thinking around drug policy reform and end-of-life care in the United States. In the 2000s, he supported efforts to foster international justice for atrocities, strengthen disability rights globally, and tackle the scourges of TB and HIV. In the 2010s, he expanded our work to Latin America, confronted the CIA on torture at black sites, helped refugees who fled war, and celebrated gains in LGBTQI+ rights globally. In the 2020s, he released millions in emergency funding to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, invest in building Black power in the U.S., and support a free and democratic Ukraine, especially after Russia’s invasion. Photo credits: Lauren Frohne/Open Society Foundations, Beka Vuco/Open Society Foundations, © Jason Kempin/Redux, Open Society Foundations

ATTENTION PLEASE! YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED HERE👇 There's a vital project underway to transform a psychiatric ward in Ghana into an intensive care unit. This can change lives. Please consider donating and sharing to help make this happen. gofundme.com/f/building-gha…

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We support this fully... @mha_ghana @Rethink_ @mehsog @BasicNeedsGh @ICDPGhana @NickGlynn @OpenSociety @MoHGhana @MoGCSP_Ghana @Zomujo_ @DisabRightsFund @MichelleFunk3 @SouthamptonFC @EU_Commission @panppd_official

Let's prevent suicide today, because tomorrow may be too late #Samaritansday #thestateagencyfordisabilityinclusion

@eaaubynn The integrity of your election is tainted with serious doubt and violence which undoubtedly make you wanna put up your best to warm yourself to all your constituency. Wish you well in your mandate which I'm quick to intimate that won't surely go beyond a 1 term spell