Wohohiame - I care for you

Wohohiame - I care for you This page aims to educate and equip the public with mental health resources.

Is your loved one struggling with opioid abuse? Here are some steps you can take to help them heal. As a community, we c...
28/07/2025

Is your loved one struggling with opioid abuse? Here are some steps you can take to help them heal. As a community, we can lift each other up and overcome substance abuse!

More and more Ghanaian youth are abusing opioids, a crisis that has grabbed the attention of government officials and pu...
21/07/2025

More and more Ghanaian youth are abusing opioids, a crisis that has grabbed the attention of government officials and public health experts. It is important to spread awareness of the health risks and strengthen regulations on opioid sales to address this problem.

Opioid abuse can cause various health consequences, ranging from cardiovascular and sleep changes to even death. If you ...
14/07/2025

Opioid abuse can cause various health consequences, ranging from cardiovascular and sleep changes to even death. If you or a loved one are struggling with opioid abuse, reach out to a local rehabilitation center or try our wohohiame resources as soon as possible.

Opioids are meant to be medicines that treat pain, but they can easily be abused. Opioid abuse is a significant problem ...
07/07/2025

Opioids are meant to be medicines that treat pain, but they can easily be abused. Opioid abuse is a significant problem in the world and particularly in Ghanaian youth. Learn more about how opioids work, their consequences, and how to help a loved one struggling with addiction in this month’s series.

04/07/2025

I’m incredibly honored to share that I’ve been selected as one of the Top 10 Finalists for the Global Citizen Waislitz Award—a recognition of the life-changing work we’re doing at the OKB Hope Foundation to bring healthcare to the doorsteps of rural and underserved communities.

Now, we need your help.
To be named one of the top 3 winners, we need your vote! Winning will allow us to access $100,000 to expand our mobile clinics, reach more villages, and continue saving lives where healthcare is hardest to reach.

Voting is now open and closes on July 9th at 11:59pm EST.
Please vote, share with your network, and most importantly pray for us.

Vote here: https://glblctzn.co/eStO9a5mJUb
Let’s make healthcare accessible for all.

30/06/2025

Last week, through our Wohohiame Wellness Initiative we had the incredible opportunity to spend time with the students of Prempeh College, sharing vital mental health education and resources. In a world where the pressures on young people are growing every day, we believe it is more important than ever to create safe spaces where students can learn, open up, and feel supported.

We also launched our “HeyAkua” Mental Health AI Assistant, a 24/7 digital companion designed to offer support, guidance, and resources anytime a student needs someone to talk to. Whether it is stress, anxiety, or just needing to be heard, HeyAkua is always there.

At the heart of Wohohiame is one simple goal: to ensure every young person is equipped with the tools and support they need to cope with life’s challenges because mental wellness is just as important as physical health.

To the students and staff of Prempeh College, thank you for welcoming us so warmly. We are proud to walk this journey with you.

If you or a loved one are being bullied, you are not alone. We have provided some videos and websites that provide infor...
30/06/2025

If you or a loved one are being bullied, you are not alone. We have provided some videos and websites that provide information on how to stand up to bullies and help a loved one who is being bullied. You can make a difference!

While we often focus on the mental health status of victims of bullying, it is important to emphasize the relationship b...
23/06/2025

While we often focus on the mental health status of victims of bullying, it is important to emphasize the relationship between poor mental health and those who become bullies as well. By spreading awareness and providing the appropriate resources, we can stop the cycle of bullying.

21/06/2025

OKB Hope Foundation, through our Wohohiame Wellness initiative, hosted a transformative Mental Health Symposium at Asanteman Senior High School that brought light, hope, and healing to the student community.

Through engaging mental health education sessions, a heartfelt and empowering panel discussion, and one-on-one counseling sessions, we created a space where students felt heard, seen, and supported. As part of our long-term commitment to student wellness, we officially launched the Asanteman Wellness Club, a safe and inclusive space on campus designed to offer ongoing support, promote emotional resilience, and cultivate a culture of empathy and belonging.

We also introduced HeyAkua, our AI-powered mental health companion that provides 24/7 support to students, ensuring they have someone to turn to at any hour. Mental health challenges often begin early, yet far too many young people suffer in silence.

At OKB Hope Foundation, we believe that no student should ever walk alone. By investing in mental health education, early intervention, and consistent support, we are helping to build a future where young people are empowered to thrive—mind, body, and soul.

If you see that someone is being bullied, don’t be a bystander. Stand up for the victim by confronting the bully and/or ...
16/06/2025

If you see that someone is being bullied, don’t be a bystander. Stand up for the victim by confronting the bully and/or reaching out to a trusted resource. Everyone plays a role in stopping bullying, and your support could make a lasting impact.

Bullying can leave serious and long-lasting consequences on victims’ mental health. Unfortunately, bullying is relativel...
09/06/2025

Bullying can leave serious and long-lasting consequences on victims’ mental health. Unfortunately, bullying is relatively common, and victims often don’t reach out for support. Let’s work to raise awareness about bullying and take action to fight it.

As part of the University of Ghana Law Students’ Association's 50th Law Week Celebration, we’re excited to partner with ...
03/06/2025

As part of the University of Ghana Law Students’ Association's 50th Law Week Celebration, we’re excited to partner with them this Thursday, June 5th for a powerful Mental Health Symposium — happening right on campus.

In today’s high-pressure academic world, students are silently battling anxiety, depression, burnout, and more. It’s time we shine a light on student mental health and make support accessible, relatable, and stigma-free.

We’re honored to welcome Prof. Dr. Appau, CEO of the Mental Health Authority, Ghana, as our keynote speaker, alongside an inspiring and esteemed panel of mental health professionals and advocates.

And that’s not all, we’ll also be launching “HeyAkua”, our AI-powered mental health assistant that provides 24/7 personalized education, support, and resources to help students take charge of their mental wellness anytime, anywhere.

Join us for an eye-opening, empowering event dedicated to helping students thrive because at OKB Hope Foundation, we believe mental health is just as important as physical health.

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