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Mental Health Awareness & Literacy

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1. Introduction

The Mental Health Awareness and Literacy Program for the Male Child aims to promote mental health awareness, provide education on mental health issues, and support the mental well-being of male children. This document outlines the activities, objectives, timelines, and evaluation methods for the initiative.

2. Objectives

  • Raise Awareness: Increase awareness about mental health issues affecting male children.
  • Provide Education: Educate male children, their families, and communities about mental health, emotional well-being, and available resources.
  • Support Services: Offer mental health support and counselling services to male children.
  • Reduce Stigma: Combat stigma associated with mental health issues.

3. Key Activities

3.1. Mental Health Workshops and Seminars

  • Activity: Organise workshops and seminars for male children, parents, and educators on mental health topics.
  • Timeline: Months 1-12 (Monthly)
  • Responsibility: Education Team
  • Outcome: Increased understanding of mental health issues.

3.2. School-Based Mental Health Programs

  • Activity: Implement mental health education programs in schools, including curriculum development and teacher training.
  • Timeline: Months 2-12 (Ongoing)
  • Responsibility: School Programs Team
  • Outcome: Improved mental health literacy among students and teachers.

3.3. Community Outreach and Engagement

  • Activity: Conduct community outreach activities to promote mental health awareness and encourage community participation.
  • Timeline: Months 1-12 (Ongoing)
  • Responsibility: Outreach Team
  • Outcome: Strong community engagement and support.

3.4. Counselling and Support Services

  • Activity: Provide access to counselling and mental health support services for male children and their families.
  • Timeline: Months 3-12 (Ongoing)
  • Responsibility: Support Services Team
  • Outcome: Enhanced mental well-being and support for male children.

3.5. Development of Educational Materials

  • Activity: Create and distribute educational materials (brochures, flyers, online resources) on mental health.
  • Timeline: Months 1-6
  • Responsibility: Communications Team
  • Outcome: Widely available resources on mental health.

3.6. Monitoring and Evaluation

  • Activity: Continuously monitor the progress of the program and evaluate its impact on mental health awareness and literacy.
  • Timeline: Ongoing
  • Responsibility: M&E Team
  • Outcome: Regular reports on the program’s progress and impact.

4. Timeline

Activity Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6 Month 7 Month 8 Month 9 Month 10 Month 11 Month 12
Workshops and Seminars X X X X X X X X X X X X
School-Based Programs X X X X X X X X X X X
Community Outreach & Engagement X X X X X X X X X X X X
Counseling & Support Services X X X X X X X X X X
Development of Materials X X X X X X
Monitoring and Evaluation X X X X X X X X X X X X

5. Evaluation Metrics

  • Awareness Levels: Measure changes in awareness about mental health issues through surveys and feedback.
  • Program Participation: Track the number of participants in workshops, seminars, and school-based programs.
  • Utilization of Support Services: Monitor the use of counseling and mental health support services.
  • Educational Material Distribution: Track the distribution and reach of educational materials.
  • Community Engagement: Evaluate the level of community involvement and support.

6. Budget

Item Cost (NAIRA)
Workshops and Seminars 1,000,000
School-Based Programs 1,500,000
Community Outreach and Engagement 800,000
Counseling and Support Services 1,200,000
Development of Materials 500,000
Monitoring and Evaluation 500,000
Total 5,500,000

7. Team Roles and Responsibilities

  • Project Manager: Oversee all activities and ensure timelines are met.
  • Education Team: Organise workshops and seminars.
  • School Programs Team: Implement mental health programs in schools.
  • Outreach Team: Engage with the community and promote the initiative.
  • Support Services Team: Provide counselling and mental health support.
  • Communications Team: Develop and distribute educational materials.
  • M&E Team: Monitor and evaluate the program’s progress and impact.

8. Risks and Mitigation

  • Risk: Stigma associated with mental health.
    • Mitigation: Conduct awareness campaigns and involve community leaders to normalise mental health discussions.
  • Risk: Limited participation in programs.
    • Mitigation: Promote programs through various channels and engage with schools and community organisations.
  • Risk: Insufficient funding.
    • Mitigation: Seek additional funding through grants and partnerships with other organisations.

9. Conclusion

The Mental Health Awareness and Literacy Program for the Male Child aims to create a supportive environment for male children by raising awareness, providing education, and offering mental health support. By focusing on these key areas, the initiative seeks to improve the mental well-being of male children and reduce the stigma associated with mental health issues.

10. Donate to this cause:

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Personal Info

To make an offline donation toward this cause, follow these steps:

  1. Make a cash deposit/transfer in favour of "Ibileye Male Child Wellbeing Foundation"
  2. Account number: 0125496515, Wema Bank PLC.
  3. On the reference  line of the transaction, indicate that the donation is for "Mental Health Awareness & Literacy"
  4. Send you transaction receipt to: donations@imcwfoundation.org

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