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Enhancing Resilience of Young People and Communities.

23/10/2025

Join us today for an eye-opening Unmute Webinar on Childhood Trauma, a conversation organized by that sheds light on hidden scars, healing journeys, and the power of understanding. 💛

We will be having one of our own as a guest speaker, so make time, let’s learn, share, and unmute the silence around childhood experiences that shape who we become.🥳

16/10/2025

Season 4 of Trails of mental Health is here🥳🥳, it's another chance to reconnect with nature, with ourselves, and with one another. ✨

We invite you to step onto the path of healing, reflection, and strength. This isn’t just a hike, it’s a mindful journey that reminds us that resilience grows with every step we take and every story we share.

As we walk through winding trails and open skies, we embrace the beauty of nature as a safe space for mental wellness, a place to breathe, to let go, and to grow. Each trail conquered symbolizes the strength within us to overcome life’s mountains, together.

Join us for this transformative experience, where footsteps become conversations, and the trail becomes a journey toward hope, awareness, and community.

Usikose hii 🫵🏾🤗

13/10/2025

The Countdwon to our 5th Year Anniversary officially begins!🥳🥳

In just 30 days, we will be marking 5 years of impact, of changing the narrative in Mental Health, of creating spaces for young people to find psychosocial support, of innovating programs and activities that Build the Resilience of Adolescents, Youths and Communities.

We're elated to share with you how this dream begun. And lots of behind the scenes of the beautifully crafted initiative you see today 💜 So walk with us down this memory lane and throwbacks. Don't forget to leave a comment if you see yourself somewhere 😂💜

Friday 13th November marked our first ever engagement. A webinar where we wanted to first present the idea of the initiative, and spark a conversation and interest in conversations around Mental Health.

The reception? Great!! More than welcome had anticipated (Moments before this we were scared we'd be the only ones on the call😂) But we had 50 participants on Zoom and 18 others on Facebook live. You don't know how much your showing up meant. And the motivation it gave us to keep doing this.

This first webinar, was where we resolved to make them a weekly engagement. We'd bring in Mental Health professionals, persons with lived experience etc for sharing on different topics...And by the time we slowed down, we'd done a record 38 webinars 🙌🙌thanks to you showing up constantly.

Seeing a couple of our day ones and passing a big shoutout to them !

Ochieng Calisto Ciuti Hosea Daniel Barohz Mwemba Andy Mwenda Kelvin Mirieh @

12/10/2025

On 10th October, we joined the world in marking World Mental Health Day 💜

This year’s theme reminded us of the urgent need to support individuals facing crises, from natural disasters to conflicts, ensuring no one is left behind.
Mental health is a right, not a privilege yet so many still face barriers when seeking the care they need.

The event was organized by the Ministry of Health, the Kenya Psychiatrist Association, and partners, who brought together stakeholders for a national conference in Nairobi to chart a roadmap for a mentally healthy Kenya.

Let’s keep breaking the stigma, amplifying voices, and building systems that make mental health care accessible to all. 💚✨

10/10/2025

Today, we join the world in raising our voices for mental health, because mental health is a universal human right. 🌍🧠

Let’s continue breaking the stigma, promoting open conversations, and creating spaces where everyone feels safe, valued, and supported.
Remember, taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body. 💭✨

22/09/2025

Just a reminder, your mind matters more than you know.💜
Take a moment to check in with yourself, how are you really feeling today?
It’s okay to slow down, to rest, to seek help, and to speak about what’s in your heart.
You are not weak for needing support; you are human.

Let’s break the silence, end the stigma, and create a world where mental wellness is a shared priority.
Remember, you are valued, you are loved, and you are never alone. 💫

15/09/2025

On Saturday, over 350 people gathered in Mombasa for a mental health awareness walk organized by the Kenya Counselling & Psychological Association (KCPA), Mombasa, led by Madam Koko (KCPA National Deputy Chairperson) and Madam Jamillah (KCPA Mombasa Chairperson).

The event brought together youths from Likoni, Mvita, Kisauni, Changamwe, Nyali, and Jomvu sub-counties, alongside representatives from Tana River, Kwale, and Lamu counties.

We had several activities for the day which included a public sensitization walk, Psychological First Aid (PFA) sessions, and psycho-education at the SwahiliPot Amphitheatre.

We were honored to be part of the partners in this impactful initiative aimed at raising awareness, reducing stigma, and equipping the community with knowledge and tools for mental health support.💜

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12/09/2025

On World Su***de Prevention Day, we joined hands with , Tlx, and Mind Haven at Ubunifu Hub for a day of learning, reflection, and connection. 💛

We began with icebreakers that opened hearts and set the stage for honest conversations. Through group discussions and we tackled common myths around su***de, learned practical ways to support a friend in crisis, and even engaged in activities that reminded us of the power of simply showing up for someone who is struggling.

After sharing our collective insights, we paused for tea and laughter before heading outside for games like Kenya at 50, Ludo, and Jenga. These moments reminded us that healing is not only found in heavy conversations but also grows in joy, play, and togetherness.

In the afternoon, each partner organization shared their story and vision, sparking meaningful connections and later on we closed with a photo session that captured not just faces, but the spirit of unity and hope we carried from the day. 💚✨

It was an inspiring day anchored in the belief that every life matters, and that through breaking silence, fighting stigma, and showing kindness, we can extend hope to those who need it the most.

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11/09/2025

We invite you to join us today at 9 PM for an amazing session courtesy of on su***de awareness and prevention. This is a safe space to learn, share, and take action together.
We will be having as the speaker, don't be left behind🫵🏾

We will dive deeper into understanding su***de, what it really is, and why it’s important to openly talk about it. We’ll explore the risk factors and warning signs, helping us recognize when someone may be vulnerable.

We’ll also break down myths versus facts about su***de, clearing the misconceptions that often silence or stigmatize conversations.

Most importantly, you’ll learn practical ways to support a friend in crisis, along with strategies for community care and self-care, because healing begins with both collective and personal action.

Finally, we’ll focus on hope and action and how each of us has the power to play a role in prevention.

Set your alarm right now, you wouldn't want to miss this, Let's meet at 9pm💛

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09/09/2025

Did you know September is Su***de Prevention Month? 💛

It’s a time dedicated to remind us of the importance of mental health, compassion, and the power of being there for one another. It’s a call to reflect, learn, and take action in supporting those silently battling struggles we may never see.

Globally, su***de ranks high among the three leading causes of death, with an estimated number of 703,000 people losing their lives every year and many more attempting it. In Kenya alone, 4 lives are lost to su***de daily, according to World Health Organization.

Every single life lost is a profound tragedy, because every life is divine, sacred, and irreplaceable. Su***de awareness is not just a campaign for a month, it is our shared responsibility every day.

Join us tomorrow as we raise awareness, foster compassion, and inspire hope courtesy of Me Community 💜

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08/09/2025

We were honored to be part of a Mental health conference themed “Bridging Voices, Building Futures: Youth Innovation in Mental Health” organized by Generation Mental Health and Basic Needs Basic Rights Kenya at Swiss Belinn Hotel.

The conference brought together passionate voices, youth-led and youth-serving organizations, the Ministry of Health (county & national), the Division of Mental Health, and other key stakeholders, united for one cause: advancing mental health. 🧠💚

The workshop spotlighted achievements in advocacy, amplified the importance of including lived experiences in decision-making, addressed existing gaps, and explored collaborations to enhance mental health literacy, accessibility, and affordability of psychosocial support.

As we move forward, we remain committed to fostering youth-friendly, innovative initiatives that build resilience, inclusion, and well-being.

02/09/2025

One jump took us closer to Rwanda’s magic full of adventure 🤭💜

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