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If there is anything to be taken for granted...It isn't the MIND
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Mental Health among the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Refugees
The effect of PTSD in IDP & Refugee Children.
What you May not know about PTSD.
Celebration of World Mental Health Day.
Confronting Conflict before it becomes violent.
The children are our greatest concern. They comprise 80% of the IDPs at Eldoret camp. Psychological help is urgently & seriously needed <More>
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Mrs.Eileen Weber,MHI’s CEO, enjoyed the opportunity to show attention to a child who wanted to be recognized, while William , MHI’s Kenya rep. introduces the Team to Joseph, the camp director.
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Behind the faces of refugees and IDPs as often seen on TV, are men, women and children children who live with traumatic memories of brutally slaughtered family members burned homes, rape, and other humiliations. Treatment of such severe condition should be the first goal of every care provider. You can Help MHI fulfill this Goal!
IDP Camp in Eldoret,due to 
Emeritus Bishop Taban of the Catholic Diocese of Torit,
MHI in In Chad ( with Darfur Refugees).
In Eldoret alone, Children number 80% of the IDPs. Psychological help is urgently needed.
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Your choice of unique hand crafted necklaces (with matching earrings), created by the Masai, will be sent to you as a tokon of our appreciation for your donation to MHI. Proceeds go to support our work among the IDPs and refugees in Kenya. <more details> Growing up in an IDP camp after a great trauma: HER Story.
Mental Health Initiative for Africans in Crisis, Incorporated (MHI International, Inc.) is a humanitarian 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded to bring psychological and psychosocial intervention to individuals in both African and developing nations who are in crisis as a result of war, conflict, extreme poverty, epidemics like HIV/AIDs, and other catastrophic situations known to cause trauma and emotional instability.
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Helping IDPs and refugees to achieve some state of self-reliance is one of the goals of MHI.
That is, to move individuals from total dependency to new efforts through which they may become more productive and more self-sustained individuals.
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MHI International was founded by Rev. Fr. (Dr.) Cyriacus Ajaelu (Fr. Cy) in 2007. In his earlier priesthood, Fr. Cy worked among refugees in
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Our goal is to lead IDPs and refugees to achieve self-confidence, self-reliance, and peaceful co-existence among themselves as well as with other interest groups.
