Let's talk mental health Malawi

Let's talk mental health Malawi Mental Health Advocacy
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Su***de can be prevented. Early support, safe conversations, and community awareness make all the difference. We can cre...
11/09/2025

Su***de can be prevented. Early support, safe conversations, and community awareness make all the difference. We can create a culture where asking for help is a strength, not a weakness.

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Your life matters more than you know.  Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative is here to remind you that reaching out for h...
10/09/2025

Your life matters more than you know. Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative is here to remind you that reaching out for help is a brave step, not a burden. We offer free mental health first aid and connect you with mental health specialists so you never have to face the darkness alone. There is hope, and help is always within reach

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Join the movement for mental health! 🌟 We're calling for passionate volunteers to support our Let's Talk Mental Health I...
26/08/2025

Join the movement for mental health! 🌟 We're calling for passionate volunteers to support our Let's Talk Mental Health Initiative across various departments. Ready to make a difference? Apply now via the link below 👇

https://forms.gle/6doEy8D23aeR51cp9






Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative joins the nation in celebrating 61 years of Malawi’s independence! As we reflect on ...
06/07/2025

Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative joins the nation in celebrating 61 years of Malawi’s independence! As we reflect on our journey of freedom and growth, let’s also champion mental well-being for every Malawian because true independence includes a healthy mind.






On Friday, 23rd May 2025, Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative, in collaboration with students from Lilongwe University o...
27/05/2025

On Friday, 23rd May 2025, Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative, in collaboration with students from Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR), conducted a mental health awareness campaign at Lilongwe Technical College. The LUANAR students were carrying out a research study titled “Assessing Factors That Influence Low Mental Health-Seeking Behaviour Among Young Men.”

During the event, our Psychosocial Counsellor, Madalitso Muhemeri, delivered an insightful presentation on Self-Care and Mental Health Support, highlighting the importance of early intervention, emotional well-being, and available support systems for young people.






Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda, the founding father of our nation, whose vision laid the founda...
14/05/2025

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda, the founding father of our nation, whose vision laid the foundation for a united and resilient Malawi. As we remember his leadership and dedication, let us also reflect on the importance of mental well-being in building a stronger and healthier society.

Mental health is national wealth. Let’s talk, support, and heal together.





02/05/2025

Postponement of the Mental Health Awareness Campaign at Lilongwe technical college.

The Mental Health Awareness Campaign scheduled for this Saturday, 3rd May 2025, at Lilongwe Technical College has been postponed until further notice due to the loss of a student at the college today. Sincere condolences to the college and the family.

Regards
LEHEMA executive team

Join us this Saturday, 3rd May 2025, at Lilongwe Technical College for an important Mental Health Awareness Campaign! Ou...
02/05/2025

Join us this Saturday, 3rd May 2025, at Lilongwe Technical College for an important Mental Health Awareness Campaign! Our director will be speaking at this event, organized by students from the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) as part of their research study: "Assessing Factors That Influence Low Mental Health-Seeking Behaviour Among Young Men."

Congratulations to Dr. Mary Shalom Nkunika, Founder of Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative, on successfully completing t...
01/05/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Mary Shalom Nkunika, Founder of Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative, on successfully completing the prestigious Africa CDC Mental Health Advocacy and Leadership Training with the University of Zimbabwe! A true champion for mental health.🔥🔥🔥 Africa CDC Wellcome Trust
http://Africacdc.org

HAPPY LABOUR DAYThis Labour Day, we honor hard work and well-being. At Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative, we believe p...
01/05/2025

HAPPY LABOUR DAY

This Labour Day, we honor hard work and well-being. At Let’s Talk Mental Health Initiative, we believe productivity starts with a healthy mind. Your work matters - and so do you. Take time to pause and care for yourself, because mental health matters every day

Join Let's Talk Mental health's initiative Director as she will be facilitating on Creating a Mental Health Friendly Wor...
19/03/2025

Join Let's Talk Mental health's initiative Director as she will be facilitating on Creating a Mental Health Friendly Workplace at Pan African. Participation is strictly by registration through the details on the Flyer

Day 15, Intellectual Self-CareChallenge Your Mind and Boost Your Mood Tips:1. Learn a new skill: Engage in online course...
08/03/2025

Day 15, Intellectual Self-Care

Challenge Your Mind and Boost Your Mood

Tips:

1. Learn a new skill: Engage in online courses, workshops, or classes to develop new skills and challenge your mind.

2. Read books: Explore new topics, authors, and genres to expand your knowledge and imagination.

3. Engage in puzzles and games: Challenge your critical thinking skills with puzzles, brain teasers, or strategy games.

4. Practice critical thinking: Engage in activities that promote critical thinking, such as debates, discussions, or problem-solving exercises.

5. Learn a new language: Explore new languages and cultures to broaden your perspectives and challenge your mind.

6. Engage in creative activities: Express yourself through art, music, writing, or other creative pursuits.

7. Seek out new experiences: Engage in new experiences, such as traveling, volunteering, or taking on new hobbies.

8. Reflect on your learning: Regularly reflect on your learning and experiences to solidify new knowledge and insights.

Benefits for Your Mental Health

1. Improves memory
2. Reduces stress and anxiety
3. Boosts mood
4. Enhances creativity
5. Increases productivity
6. Helps you manage emotions
7. Improves focus
8. Increases confidence

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