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Back to play: How mental health support helped children affected by MPOX-related stigma
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HealthNet TPO provides MHPSS – but what does that mean in Burundi?
This story from Burundi is the first in a series of four campaigns we will share throughout the year, showing that mental health support is not one-size-fits-all. It is shaped by context, by community, and by the real challenges people face every day. Stay tuned as we share more throughout the year!
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Joseph Nduwumwami: “HealthNet TPO is known as the pioneer of mental health in Burundi”
After more than 20 years of dedicated service and commitment to HealthNet TPO and to the people of Burundi, Joseph Nduwumwami, Burundi Country Director, is retiring from his role. We caught up with him, to learn more about his experiences and the work of the organisation over two decades in Burundi.
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Preventing Malnutrition: “Today in my house I regained a smile!”
Burundi has one of the highest rates of malnutrition in the world. According to the World Food Programme, 52% of children under the age of five (approximately 5.6 million children) suffer from chronic malnutrition. In addition, 57.6% of children under the age of five are affected by stunting.
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Addressing Mental Health in Burundi
Since 2000, HealthNet TPO has been supporting the mental health and psychosocial wellbeing of people living in Burundi. By training health professionals to detect and treat mental health issues, we aim to make mental healthcare accessible for all.
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Celebrating Resilience in Burundi
On October 15th, the Day of Resilience hosted discussions and debates about improving resilience in Burundi. As part of the consortium for “Twiteho Amagara”, HealthNet TPO was able to present its results and ambitions for coming years.
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Community-Based Health Initiatives to Treat Mental Health
HealthNet TPO has been training health workers in Burundi to provide mental health assistance and referral. This initiative is part of a larger effort to reach local communities and raise awareness about mental health in Burundi.
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A voice from the field
Every month, we hear inspiring testimonials from our staff in the field. This month we spoke to Dr. Nawaraj Upadhaya