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Advocacy Visit to Hope for Survival Secondary Shool, Abuja

We visited Hope for Survival secondary school in Abuja to raise mental health awareness among students, focusing on its impact on their daily interactions with peers, teachers, and guardians. 

The session also covered practical strategies for coping with bullying and other psychological challenges common among young people. 

This initiative aimed to promote emotional well-being and resilience among the students.










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