3+ projects coming up across Kenya
Mental Recovery International
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We promote mental well being for children, Adolescents, Adults and people living with disability.
MRI MENTAL HEALTH & INNOVATION FESTIVAL 2023
Empowering Vulnerable Youth: Introducing the MRI Day Center
We are proud to unveil a transformative initiative aimed at addressing a pressing issue plaguing our communities: Substance Use Disorder among homeless street children and youth aged 10 – 34. Led by the Office of the First Lady of Kenya, Her Excellency Rachel Ruto, and bolstered by a coalition of 23 Local and International organizations, Global Gardens of Peace, universities, private sectors, and Mental Recovery International, we introduce the groundbreaking “MRI Day Center.”
Our Vision: Building Hope, Creating Futures
Substance Use Disorder continues to afflict vulnerable young lives, exacerbated by the severe socio-economic challenges faced by families in Kenya. The MRI Day Center stands as a beacon of hope, striving to provide rehabilitation services and reshape destinies.
Key Objectives: Transforming Lives Holistically
Our objectives encompass comprehensive care, focusing on:
Early screening and tailored treatment for high-risk street children, especially orphans.
Holistic interventions spanning harm reduction, detoxification, and family/community support.
Empowerment through education, skill development, talent nurturing in sports and arts, and ICT & vocational training.
Inside the MRI Day Center: A Sanctuary for Recovery
The facility comprises specialized units:
SUD Recovery Unit: Providing tailored programs for overcoming Substance Use Disorder.
Empowerment Hub: Equipping individuals with the skills needed for a brighter future.
GARDENS AND GREENSPACES FOR KIDS AND FAMILY GROUPS
Establishing gardens in Narok County can significantly contribute to the mental health and overall well-being. The garden is intended to serve the entire country of Kenya and would have an even more significant impact on the nation’s well-being. Here’s how
Join Our Cause: Be the Catalyst for Change
We invite the support of generous donors, sponsors, and partners who share our vision of empowering vulnerable youth. Your contributions will play a pivotal role in shaping a brighter, healthier future for these individuals.
How You Can Help
Your donations, sponsorships, or partnerships are invaluable in realizing our mission. Every contribution directly impacts the lives of those striving to overcome adversity and lead fulfilling lives.
Make a Difference Today
Together, let’s create a community where every youth has the opportunity for a better tomorrow. Your support is not just an investment in rehabilitation but in a stronger, more resilient society.
Conclusion: A Heartfelt Gratitude
We extend our heartfelt gratitude for your consideration and support. Together, we can pave the path towards a world where every young life is filled with hope, purpose, and opportunity.
Contact us to learn more about how you can be a part of this transformative journey.
If you would like to participate or partner with us kindly send us an email via info@mreinternational.org
Mental Recovery International attended the 69th United Nations Civil Society Conference held at the United Nations Headquarters in Gigiri, Nairobi Kenya
United Nations Civil Society Conference was held in Support of the Summit of the Future that will be held in September in New York, USA.
An engagement with the Global Gardens of Peace on how green spaces programs and projects would greatly contribute to promotion of mental health in Kenya
Mental Recovery International visited GK Prison Narok where we had interactive mental health sessions with over 800 inmates and the station officers.
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International Mens Day
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Good Treatment for Boys and Girls with Disability
Our NGO, Mental Recovery International formerly “Youth and Governance Kenya” organization played a big role in development of a translated Swahili Version including Audio that helped UN SG’s Special Envoy on Disability and Accessibility Prof Maria Soledad Reyes in her Global Campaign for Protection, Well-being and Development of Boys, Girls or Adolescents with Disabilities.
“I invite you to know the 10 Principles, which are found in different languages including some indigenous languages, as well as to spread them and to commit to them.”~ Professor Maria Solidad Reyes, UN SG’s Special Envoy on Disability and Accessibility.
Here is the Swahili Translation and Audio by our organisation
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Mental well-being for Institutions, Employers, Employees & politicians
Mental Recovery International conducted training and surveys in Narok County for Institutions, employers, employees and Politicians towards better mental health.
The main topic being mental well being for employers, employees and politicians for enhanced democracy.
Mental Recovery International aims to promote Mental Health & Education
Mental Recovery International was established in 2016 as a Non Governmental Organization registered under the NGOs Coordination Act. Our main role is to impact the vulnerable groups of youth, adults and elderly to live healthy lives in our communities.
Issues revolving around mental health, disability, drugs and substance abuse, illiteracy levels, among the marginalized and disadvantaged groups remain unsolved challenges facing high population in Kenya and the world.
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Our Key Sectors
Mental Health
Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act.
Education
Assure that those who request information and need mental health care referral have confidential access to the appropriate information
Awareness
Provide education and opportunities for individuals to identify early warning signs of mental illness and subsequently provide educative programs
PARTNERS
Europe - Africa partnership
During a discussion on the development of mutual actions at the continental and regional levels as part of the Joint Africa- Europe Strategy.
The rising Mental Health gaps remain a global threat which now calls on the attention of the world.
To achieve this, MRI invites potential partnerships and possible collaborations to bridge the gaps of all crosscutting issues revolving around mental health.
Come join us
We need to reshape our own perception of how we view ourselves. We have to step up for mental health awareness.
Events
We organize inclusive events for All members of the society
2022 - 2023 PROGRAMme
In an effort to promote Mental Health and Education in Kenya, the MRI in partnership with community organizations, government, academia and volunteers will be implementing education and psychosocial recovery events throughout the year.
The activities shall rolled out throughout the country”
The 3 year programme is projected to be implemented across other counties with a target reach of 1 Million victims of mental illnesses in villages, towns and Cities.
Partners, volunteers and staff shall first undergo rigorous trainings in respect to our “Mental Recovery Model.”
Our impact
Influencing the way people, organisations, and movements think and act for a better future.
Our partners
