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Our vision is a world where young people in Nigeria can flourish because their mental health is valued by themselves and their community; have access to high quality rights based services as needed and are able to live to their full potential.
Mental health literacy is an important asset in our drive to reduce mental health stigma, and it begins with you. Our resource centre will provide you with relevant information and toolkits to improve your knowledge on mental health and mental health problems.
learn about mental health, symptoms and treatments for the most common mental health conditions.
gain insights into mental health trending issues and expert views on topics
MANI is the one of the largest providers of counselling support services in Nigeria, with direct support given to over 45,000 persons, 70% of which are between the ages of 18 and 25. We also provide mental health training and workshops for schools, communities and workplaces. We endeavour to integrate evidence based practises and practice based evidence across our services and policy advocacy.
Let us work together to bring about the change we desire in Nigeria’s Mental Healthcare. You can make an impact by volunteering your time in support of our services
Read Hassan’s story and the strength
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Join likeminds who are passionate about mental health. The MANI Forum provides an enthusiatic online community for you and a space for you to get your questions answered by professionals and peers.
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