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Govt yet to establish mental health dept months after presidential assent - Vimarsana News

Govt yet to establish mental health dept months after presidential assent

Sixteen months after the Mental Health Bill was signed into law, the Federal Government has yet to establish a Department of Mental Health Services in the Federal Ministry of Health

Adedamola Falana, Olaoluwa Salami: How digital technology will end mental health challenges in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Adedamola Falana, Olaoluwa Salami: How digital technology will end mental health challenges in Nigeria

One of the basic solutions to the current and viral mental issues across Nigeria is the deployment of digital technology. Technological advancement and

Minister Identifies Strategies For Attaining UHC Via Mental Health Integration - Vimarsana News

Minister Identifies Strategies For Attaining UHC Via Mental Health Integration

The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Ali Pate has identified care deinstitutionalization, improved funding, affordable and accessible

The legacy of Lord Shaftesbury - and a mis-named statue in London's Piccadilly Circus - Vimarsana News

The legacy of Lord Shaftesbury - and a mis-named statue in London's Piccadilly Circus

How a mis-named "statue of Romantic Love" in London's Piccadilly Circus is actually a reminder of an extraordinary Christian reformer.

When the graves of our war dead were desecrated – to save the government money - Vimarsana News

When the graves of our war dead were desecrated – to save the government money

Australia has always honoured its war dead. But what of the thousands of unmarked graves in Australia of soldiers who brought home their war wounds?

Source: smh.com.au