Psychosocial Health Trust

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Nairobi, Kenya spht@shibero.com
  • ShiberoPsychosocial Health Trust
  • Nairobi, Kenya

I am Shibero Rose Akatsa, founder of SPHT, Certificate Number 331253, a Christian-based, non-political and nonprofit public Trust, established in located in Karen, Nairobi Kenya, East Africa. 

What We Do

Strengthening Individuals

Communities, families and individuals on the continent of Africa, with good mental health awareness and sustainable mental and psychosocial health for all, especially vulnerable groups.
To strengthen, and build hope and resilience in individuals and communities affected by depression, so that they are prepared mentally and psychologically, to deal effectively with the daily challenges and opportunities of life.
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Strengthen Communities

Your participation plays a vital role in building resilient communities. Together, we can create a supportive environment where mental wellness is openly discussed and prioritized.

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OUR CORE VALUES

Rooted in the love of Christ, it seeks we seek to mirror His compassion and wisdom in all its endeavours through the following core values and principles:

Love and Compassion:

We act with love, empathy and compassion, recognising the inherent worth of every individual we serve.

Stewardship:

We are dedicated to prudent and ethical management of our resources and and serving others and giving generously, aiming to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

Integrity and Honesty:

In all matters, we uphold the highest standards of ethics and transparency in our work, fostering trust and credibility among beneficiaries, partners, and supporters.

Innovation:

Continually seeking and applying new, culturally sensitive approaches to mental wellness, adapting to the unique needs and challenges of different African communities.

Collaboration:

Valuing partnerships and community involvement, recognising that collective efforts are crucial in addressing complex mental wellness challenges.

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EXPANDING ACCESS TO DEPRESSION CARE IN AFRICA

As of 2023, according to the World Health Organization (WHO):

  • About 280 million people globally are experiencing depression.
  • 116 million in Africa are affected by depression, up from 53 million in 1990
  • 66 million women in Africa suffer from depression and anxiety disorders 
  • 85% of affected women do not have access to treatment.
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OUR OBJECTIVES

A central goal of SPHT is to tackle and eventually end the widespread issue of depression across the African continent.

We focus on providing free psychosocial depression treatment to this demographic in sub-Saharan Africa.

To achieve sustainability by training members of the community to facilitate therapy groups, and work with governments and NGOs to incorporate mental health services into existing community programs.

Emphasize the importance of regular assessment and feedback to ensure the effectiveness and adaptability of our programs.

To empower individuals by equipping them with skills to manage and overcome depression, while also building sustainable life skills in families and fostering a sense of community and support

Broaden awareness about mental health and depression, challenge stigma, and provide education on these issues
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WHY SUPPORT SPHT?

Your participation plays a vital role in building resilient communities. Together, we can create a supportive environment where mental wellness is openly discussed and prioritized.

Urgent Need for Support

Supporting depression awareness, care, and management in Africa is essential due to the high prevalence of depression and the significant socio-economic impacts it has across the continent. Addressing this issue is crucial for

Reducing Stigma

Funding can help break down the pervasive stigma surrounding mental health, encouraging more people to seek help.

Enhancing Care

Investments are needed to build healthcare infrastructure and train professionals, improving access to effective treatment.

Community Engagement

Community-based initiatives can integrate mental health services into existing healthcare systems, and into communities, and families, making them more accessible.

Make a Real Difference

Your involvement, whether it's donating, volunteering, or just spreading our message, directly contributes to the betterment of countless lives. Every action you take helps to strengthen and empower individuals and communities in their mental and emotional health journey.

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Meet Our Team

MS SHIBERO AKATSA: Founding Trustee

Shibero is deeply committed to mental and emotional wellness, especially for marginalized groups in Africa through AMHFA (African Mental Health First Aid), and with a focus on women's empowerment and amplifying their voices, through her YouTube Ministry - EmpowerHer.

JACKIE IRVIN: Trustee

Jackie has been a steadfast advocate and supporter of SPHT’s mission from its very inception and has served as a vital pillar of support throughout our journey.

ANGELA NDUKU: Trustee

Driven by a deep spiritual commitment, Angela tirelessly champions women's rights, with a particular focus on combating domestic violence in Africa.

VICTOR MUTHOGA KAMAU: Trustee

Victor is the Deputy Director of Legal Services at the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights, demonstrating unwavering dedication to human rights advocacy, particularly for marginalised communities.

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