We recognise that this may be a long journey, but just as we have walked thousands of miles in our fundraising and awareness challenges, we are committed to going the “extra miles for good”.
This BanStopPrevent mental health advocacy study explores local perceptions of mental health and attitudes towards harmful practices while identifying factors that promote or hinder change.
The insights gained from the first days of fieldwork have laid a solid foundation for the next steps in the BanStopPrevent Advocacy Project's journey toward understanding and addressing harmful practices.
The "Jakpanese" community, comprising individuals from Nigeria, encounters a myriad of hurdles when seeking healthcare services in the UK. These challenges encompass undiagnosed medical conditions, misconceptions about healthcare, and substance abuse issues.
The "Jakpanese" community, comprising individuals from Nigeria, encounters a myriad of hurdles when seeking healthcare services in the UK. These challenges encompass undiagnosed medical conditions, misconceptions about healthcare, and substance abuse issues.
The "Jakpanese" community, comprising individuals from Nigeria, encounters a myriad of hurdles when seeking healthcare services in the UK. These challenges encompass undiagnosed medical conditions, misconceptions about healthcare, and substance abuse issues.
The "Jakpanese" community, comprising individuals from Nigeria, encounters a myriad of hurdles when seeking healthcare services in the UK. These challenges encompass undiagnosed medical conditions, misconceptions about healthcare, and substance abuse issues.
Volunteering is about more than just the physical work of packing food or handing out donations – it’s about embodying the spirit of empathy, understanding, and service.
Misconceptions, stigma and discrimination sustain attitudes to mental health illness that cause chaining, torture and destitution of mentally ill people. The BanStopPrevent Campaign is purposed to challenge the attitudes underpinning the chaining, torture and destitution that mentally ill people are susceptible to in Nigeria.
My experience during the 100km London to Brighton Challenge proved to me that one must carry out a comprehensive "Swot Analysis" before taking on any a task. It showed me how costly ignorance can be.
So we must appreciate greatly, the empyrean excellence of the humanistic value of Amaudo in providing a second life for those suffering from the terrible destitution and homelessness caused by unavailable and inaccessible mental health services in Nigeria.
The logistics of supporting a closely-knit team of walkers in this formidable test of endurance and fortitude is, itself, an exercise in meticulous planning, coordinated effort and anticipation for 48 plus hours.
We recognise that this may be a long journey, but just as we have walked thousands of miles in our fundraising and awareness challenges, we are committed to going the “extra miles for good”.
This BanStopPrevent mental health advocacy study explores local perceptions of mental health and attitudes towards harmful practices while identifying factors that promote or hinder change.
The insights gained from the first days of fieldwork have laid a solid foundation for the next steps in the BanStopPrevent Advocacy Project's journey toward understanding and addressing harmful practices.
The "Jakpanese" community, comprising individuals from Nigeria, encounters a myriad of hurdles when seeking healthcare services in the UK. These challenges encompass undiagnosed medical conditions, misconceptions about healthcare, and substance abuse issues.
The "Jakpanese" community, comprising individuals from Nigeria, encounters a myriad of hurdles when seeking healthcare services in the UK. These challenges encompass undiagnosed medical conditions, misconceptions about healthcare, and substance abuse issues.
The "Jakpanese" community, comprising individuals from Nigeria, encounters a myriad of hurdles when seeking healthcare services in the UK. These challenges encompass undiagnosed medical conditions, misconceptions about healthcare, and substance abuse issues.
The "Jakpanese" community, comprising individuals from Nigeria, encounters a myriad of hurdles when seeking healthcare services in the UK. These challenges encompass undiagnosed medical conditions, misconceptions about healthcare, and substance abuse issues.
Volunteering is about more than just the physical work of packing food or handing out donations – it’s about embodying the spirit of empathy, understanding, and service.
Misconceptions, stigma and discrimination sustain attitudes to mental health illness that cause chaining, torture and destitution of mentally ill people. The BanStopPrevent Campaign is purposed to challenge the attitudes underpinning the chaining, torture and destitution that mentally ill people are susceptible to in Nigeria.
My experience during the 100km London to Brighton Challenge proved to me that one must carry out a comprehensive "Swot Analysis" before taking on any a task. It showed me how costly ignorance can be.
So we must appreciate greatly, the empyrean excellence of the humanistic value of Amaudo in providing a second life for those suffering from the terrible destitution and homelessness caused by unavailable and inaccessible mental health services in Nigeria.
The logistics of supporting a closely-knit team of walkers in this formidable test of endurance and fortitude is, itself, an exercise in meticulous planning, coordinated effort and anticipation for 48 plus hours.