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Lived experiences heard, real voices, real change —Asido Foundation’s celebration of World Mental Health Day

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The special commemorative edition of the interactive monthly community engagement (IMCE) series of the Asido Foundation was on the theme of this year’s World Mental Health Day celebrations (October 10). It held virtually on the 22nd of October, bringing together over 130 participants from across Afr

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Lived experiences heard, real voices, real change —Asido Foundation’s celebration of World Mental Health Day. The special commemorative edition of the interactive monthly community engagement (IMCE) series of the Asido Foundation was on the theme of this year’s World Mental Health Day celebrations (October 10). It held virtually on the 22nd of October, bringing together over 130 participants from across Afr Covered by 1 publications. Nigerian Tribune: Lived experiences heard, real voices, real change —Asido Foundation’s celebration of World Mental Health Day.

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  1. Nigerian Tribune Nigeria Lived experiences heard, real voices, real change —Asido Foundation’s celebration of World Mental Health Day The special commemorative edition of the interactive monthly community engagement (IMCE) series of the Asido Foundation was on the theme of this year’s World Mental Health Day celebrations (October 10). It held virtually on the 22nd of October, bringing together over 130 participants from across Afr 29 Oct · Tier 3

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