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Mental Health Walk – World Mental Health Day, 12th October 2024
Join us for the Mental Health Walk 2024 on Saturday, 12th October, in celebration of World Mental Health Day. This walk is a call to action, inviting everyone to take steps—literally and figuratively—toward improving mental health awareness and fostering a supportive community. Under the theme “Stronger Minds, Stronger Lives”, we aim to highlight the significance of mental wellness as a cornerstone of a healthier society.
This event will be held at Uhuru Park, a central location that offers a welcoming environment for individuals of all ages to come together and walk in solidarity for mental health. The walk seeks to bring attention to the importance of mental health care, reduce stigma, and encourage open conversations about mental wellness.
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Why You Should Participate:
- Raise Awareness: Mental health issues affect millions of people globally. By participating, you contribute to spreading awareness and advocating for better mental health services and policies.
- Support a Cause: The proceeds from the event, including the sale of T-shirts, will go towards mental health initiatives that support those in need of care and counseling.
- Community Building: Walking alongside others who share a common cause helps to build a strong, supportive community where mental health is prioritized and understood.
- Promote Wellness: Physical activity, like walking, is known to have significant benefits for mental health, reducing symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression.
Event Details:
- Date: Saturday, 12th October 2024
- Location: Uhuru Park, Nairobi
- Time: Walk begins at 8:00 AM
- T-shirt: Ksh 1,000 (purchase a T-shirt to support the cause)
Whether you are directly affected by mental health challenges or simply want to stand in solidarity, this walk is for you. Let’s unite for Stronger Minds and Stronger Lives! Be part of the change by taking a step toward a mentally healthier future for all.
