Comments on: Mental health policy reform: time to decolonise our minds

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By: John ngunyi kinyua

John ngunyi kinyua — Tue, 28 Nov 2017 22:31:19 +0000

I am a Kenyan citizen with mental illnesses and I thank the Kenya government for recognizing the illness as a Disibility. I attended counseeling and started taking medicine.I realized I can work and study when using medicine. To prove it undertook a journalism and mass media odiploma course at moi university in Kenya and had a vision of operating a community radio in Nyeri county.Ad I am writing this, l have applied Grant with Commonwealth foundation for 1chanel seven radio. I intends to educates the people of Kenya that it’s a disease , not sorcery as hear from rumors. I stands a chance to help people with that illness. If people with cancer, diabetic can hold office, like a Kenyan minister who admitted having cancer And right now is a Governor, even mental can do

By: Ann White

Ann White — Tue, 28 Nov 2017 13:34:42 +0000

Vijay – great to see this progress.
Not only do those with mental illness and mental health problems benefit by more contemporary practices and attitudes, but the flow on benefits support their families, friends and carers, and ultimately enriches society.
Ann White, Perth, Western Australia.