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Mental Health Society of Ghana (MEHSOG) is a broad-based grassroots membership association of mental health and epilepsy service users and their primary carer-givers with members across Ghana. It is a non-governmental organization which works to represent the needs and interest of people with mental illness or epilepsy as well as their primary care-givers and families or in appropriate for a needing articulation of the inclusion of people with mental illness or and their carer-givers. The association has a membership of over 18,000 across the Country.
With support from funding agencies such as DFID, EU and Comic Relief grass roots amalgamated to form their association. BasicNeeds’ work over the years has been towards supporting a broad based grass root user association of people with mental disorders or epilepsy and caregivers.

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#CHAMPION MENTAL HEALTH AT WEST HILLS MALL
Mental Health Champions engaged the public through social contact, drama and amazing activities to help learn about mental health and how you can challenge stigma in our communities. This was done on the 29th of June, 2019 at the West…
MEDIA ENGAGEMENT ON COVID-19 AND THE IMPACT OF THE PANDEMIC ON MENTAL HEALTH IN GHANA
The subject of mental health is truly a great concern for all during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. It is with this in mind that the STAR Ghana foundation decided to fund a media engagement in collaboration with the Ghana…
MEHSOG AND mhLAP DISSEMINATE FINDINGS OF ASSESSMENT AT PANTANG PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL USING WHO QUALITYRIGHTS TOOL KIT
PURPOSE OF THE STUDY The study of the facility was in line with objectives of the WHO QualityRights project which include the following: Improve quality of care and human rights in inpatient and outpatient mental health services Create community-based and…
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY PRESS STATEMENT – OCTOBER 10, 2018 “Young People and Mental Health in a Changing World”
BasicNeeds-Ghana, Mental Health Society of Ghana and Ghana Mental Health Coalition Call on Government to Improve Mental Health System to Meet Needs of Young People Today, 10th October, 2018 is World Mental Health Day. It is a day set aside…