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FAAKO SOCIAL FUND CHARITY CONCERT

As part of activities for the growth of our #FaakoSocialFund under the #StarGhana #GivingForChange Project, this event is to help raise funds to support #women and #girls, the #vulnerable, and the #lessPrivileged in society. Local fundraising is one of the driving forces for the change we all want to see.

Come help us raise funds in a night of #Comedy and a blend of #Music. You have to be there to see the impacts made so far through local giving.

See flyer for all details. You can also call 024 6456478 / 0248341073 for ticket reservations. #event #project #change

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Training for Young Entrepreneurs

Songtaba with funding support from Empower intends to create a business Ecosystem to provide training for young entrepreneurs and roll out a business finance challenge for interested young persons especially grants.

Interested persons can register via the link below and also send their concept note to [email protected]

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https://forms.office.com/r/jiAfniReje

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Round Table discussion with the British High Commissioner, CHRAJ, Mental Health Authority, Ghana Health Service and Members of Parliament. in Accra

With the kind support of Ghana Somubi Dwumadie Songtaba is currently being hosted by the British High Commissioner to Ghana and the host of others including CHRAJ, Mental Health Authority, Ghana Health Service, Members of Parliament.

This round table discussion is to discuss the findings of a study conducted on the prevalence of depression and quality of life among women accused of witchcraft.

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Songtaba policy brief A4-editted (1) (1)

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Regional Desermination Forum on Research Findings conducted by Songtaba

Songtaba in partnership with Ghana SOMUBI DWUMADIE under the Promoting Women Mental Health Rights in Ghana project, disseminated a research findings and shared the report with key stakeholders in the Northern Region.

The findings were on a research conducted to; determine the Prevalence of depression, Quality of Life and Gender dynamics in Witchcraft Accusations in the Northern and North East Regions of Ghana.
The dissemination exercise was to present the findings especially the conclusions and recommendations before key stakeholders in the region to cause them make commitments towards improving mental healthcare service delivery and also support to the inmates in the alleged witches’ camps. Copies of the full report were also presented to key stakeholders and departments.

Some highlights from the findings in the report were; inmates in all four alleged witches camps have low quality of life, 52.71% are suffering from severe depression, 93.5% of the inmates are women, all inmates want reintegration and among others.

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Prevalence of Depression, Quality of Life and Gender Dynamics of Women Accused of Witchcraft

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Songtaba Report

Conducted by: Songtaba Ghana With Technical Support from Ghana Somubi Dwumadie

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REGIONAL STAKEHOLDER FORUM ON SOCIAL PROTECTION ISSUES AMONG VULNERABLE GROUPS

Regional Stakeholder Forum organised by Songtaba in Partnership with Ghana Somubi Dwmadie funded by UKaid holds dialogue forum to discuss social protection issues among identified vulnerable groups.

Songtaba is women and child rights advocacy organization that have been working to secure the basic rights of marginalized groups.

In the last 12 months, Songtaba have been working closely with mental health unit of Ghana Health Service and Department of Social Welfare at the district level to implement a project on promoting Women Mental Health Rights in Ghana.

This project has the alleged witches in the four camps and the mental health patience as the direct beneficiaries .

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