Awareness Creation
Collaborative Referral Networks Promote Mental Health Services in Nakuru
Strengthened Mental Health and Psychosocial Referral Networks to Promote Access to Mental Wellness Services in Nakuru County
April 16, 2025
Kenya faces conflicts and extremism. MIDRIFT HURINET fosters peace through dialogue, prevention, and community-driven solutions, empowering communities and state actors to address violence sustainably.
Kenya faces challenges like corruption and inequality. MIDRIFT uses Article 10 to co-create programs that promote governance, inclusivity, accountability, and protect marginalized groups, fostering national values.
At MIDRIFT HURINET, we empower citizens, state, and non-state actors to champion human rights, good governance, peace, and security, fostering positive change for a more just and prosperous society.
Strengthened Mental Health and Psychosocial Referral Networks to Promote Access to Mental Wellness Services in Nakuru County
Catherine Mungai, the facility manager at Karagita Health Centre, detailed how gender disparities significantly influence wellbeing. “Gender inequality, a pressing issue that demands our immediate
Britney Marcella, a youth psychologist at MIDRIFT HURINET, opines that, “Gender inequality exacerbates mental health challenges in numerous ways. Women in male-dominated workplaces often experience
MIDRIFT HURINET is non-profit organization that was founded in 2008 whose main mandate is to empower citizens, the state and non-state actors to inculcate a culture of Human Rights, Peace & Security and Good Governance.
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