ACTS Fund Advances Mental Health Education With Successful Camp In Entebbe

By BigEyeUg Team

Action for Community Treatment Services (ACTS) Fund recently successfully concluded a three-day Mental Health Camp held at Entebbe Comprehensive Secondary School from December 10th to 12th, 2024.

With the theme “GAZIYA OBWONGO” (Explore the Mind), the event aimed to raise awareness and deepen the understanding of mental health in the community.

The camp, a key initiative of ACTS Fund, underscored the organization’s commitment to improving mental health education and providing critical support for those facing mental health challenges. Through activities, educational sessions, and resources, the event fostered a culture of understanding, compassion, and open dialogue about mental health issues.

Public contributions played a significant role in the camp’s success, enabling ACTS Fund to offer essential materials and organize interactive activities that promoted mental well-being.

initiative sparked important conversations about mental health, bringing visibility to issues that often go unnoticed.

Reflecting on the event’s impact, Mrs. Diana Kibuuka, Executive Director of ACTS Fund, expressed gratitude to all who supported the initiative:

“We are deeply grateful for your unwavering support. Together, we have taken significant steps toward enhancing mental health awareness and ensuring access to resources for those in need. This journey is far from over, and we look forward to continuing partnerships with organizations and individuals who share our vision for a compassionate, informed, and supportive community.“

Mrs. Diana Kibuuka also appreciated the ACTS Team, Director Mr. Kasanvu Godfrey for managing and directing the organization’s programs.

About ACTS Fund

Action for Community Treatment Services (ACTS) Fund is a community-based organization dedicated to improving mental health awareness and support across Uganda. Through targeted programs and community engagement, ACTS Fund strives to create an inclusive environment where mental health is prioritized and supported.

Call to Action. Bring your child every holiday to learn more about mental wellbeing. If you know anyone struggling, please link them to ACTS Fund. “No One should be Alone”.