Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya

by Bread and Water for Africa UK
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Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya
Mental health care for 5,000+ patients in Kenya

Project Report | Mar 14, 2022
The Kamili Model launched

By Ruby Glasspool | Project Leader

The Kamili Model
The Kamili Model

Celebrating success

As we announced in our last report, the Kamili Centre was proud to received an award from The United Nations Inter-Agency Task Force on the Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases

“for their achievements in providing community mental health care services and commitment to battling the stigma associated with mental health”. 

As part of this award, Kamili recently developed 'The Kamili Model' - a best practise framework for providing holistic mental health care to their patients. The model, after being perfected was launched on 1st February 2022 and will be an incredible tool for training nurses and existing staff. 

 

Developing assets for future nurses

This has been a major milestone for Kamili, as this resource will be long continue to be a training asset for future nurses joining the training program. It is also testament to the position of Kamili as a thought leader in the field, and whose influence spreads right across the country. Despite setbacks and difficulties from the pandemic, Kamili continue to train nurses and provide outreach mental health care to thousands of people.

New outreach clinic being developed in Siaya County

One scholarship training nurse recently completed his training, and two more are shortly to follow which means that the team are looking to develop better mental health care and facilities in the Siaya County. This week the team visited Siaya to take further steps in creating high quality care. They are well on their way! 

Kamili visit Saiya County clinic
Kamili visit Saiya County clinic
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Nov 10, 2021
An UN Award to honour Kamili's hard work.

By Ramona Engler | Charity Coordinator

Jul 12, 2021
A bright future for mental health care in Kenya

By Daphne Davies | volunteer journalist

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Bread and Water for Africa UK

Location: London - United Kingdom
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Sylvia Costantini
Project Leader:
Sylvia Costantini
London , Westminster United Kingdom

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