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Mental Health and Family
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A Ghanaian-owned nonprofit organization promoting and protecting mental and emotional well-being through counseling, advocacy, education and community support.

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Awareness Campaign6 August 2026
Let’s Talk: Community Awareness Campaign
A community campaign concept encouraging open, stigma-free conversations about mental health.
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