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As we call on men to be allies, agents of change, and decision makers, let us also remember, they are human.

With society’s expectations, they can stumble, they can cry, they can lack.

Where is our middle ground?
How do we embrace men as both strong and emotionally vulnerable, as providers who may still struggle?

Finding this balance means preventing the pressures they carry from turning into substance abuse, violence, mental health struggles, or even su***de.

As June closes, men’s mental health awareness must not end here.

Let us remain intentional, creating awareness, offering compassion, and acting right by them.

Our radio talk show on RADIO VUNA 102.0 FM explored mental health awareness, then and now.

Did you tune in?
What resonated with you?

Our key takeaway: There is more hunger for appreciation than for food.

Here is a challenge, protect someone’s peace today.
Be kind.
Let us break the snowball effect of mental health challenges, such as addiction, violence, and beyond by choosing compassion and care.



Stella Cecome Ntabo Nyamoita Azenath Okemwa Abuga Duncan Kibagendi Jairus

Someone once asked, ‘Is there a women’s mental health awareness month, or is it just men who are crazy?’

The remark may sound harsh, or even funny, but it raises a serious question: why do we have Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month?

Join us tomorrow on RADIO VUNA 102.0 FM as we talk, listen, and seek to understand each other.

Let us break stigma and bring change.



Stella Cecome Ntabo Nyamoita Azenath Okemwa Abuga Duncan Kibagendi Jairus