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We’re the first major indigenous mental health program providing evidence based culturally appropriate first line psychological treatments embedded in an HIV Care delivery platform to address mental health problems in particular depression among of persons living with HIV.

We have implemented and evaluated a group therapy program within 3 districts of Gulu, Pader and Kitgum in Northern Uganda.

200
Community Health Workers
0$
Donated
3000
Depressed Persons With HIV Treated With Group Support Psychotherapy
5
Programs finishedGroup Support Psychotherapy Training Workshops Conducted.

Our Mission

We believe the SEEK GSP program can transform rural populations into socially, emotionally, and economically empowered communities.

Vision

To create head strong rural communities equipped with skills to cope with adversities, free from emotional distress, social isolation, and poverty.

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Sponsor a group of men or women to complete 8 weekly group sessions of group therapy.
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Sponsor a training of 60 community workers

Sponsor a training of 60 day health worker to work in 30 villages. It only
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Our Partners

MQ Transforming Mental Health

Grand Challenges Canada

Ministry of Health, Mental Health Program

The AIDS Support Organization, TASO

Global Health Corps, Uganda

Kitgum Local Government

Gulu Uganda’s People Defence Forces

Gulu Uganda Prisons